Can you grow pasture in the orchard? What pasture will not affect the fruit trees?

A: You can plant proper pasture in the orchard, and you can make full use of the space to increase production and income. Because planting grass in orchard can not only slow down rainwater runoff, but also reduce soil erosion on hillside, increase soil organic matter and improve soil quality. Appropriate pasture can protect and breed natural enemies of fruit tree pests, such as ladybugs, and can effectively inhibit aphids, spider mites, leafhoppers and red spiders. So as to achieve the purpose of ecological pest control. At the same time, the forage grass with increased income can not only be used for submerged greening and soil fertility, but also increase the income of livestock and poultry. Livestock manure can be applied to orchards to promote the growth and income of fruit trees and form a virtuous circle. Selection of grass species: Because it is planted under the fruit trees in the orchard, we should choose those grass species with strong shade tolerance, trampling resistance, low plant type and no fruit tree diseases and insect pests. Generally, leguminous grasses have rhizobia, which is beneficial to increase the nitrogen content in the soil, such as alfalfa, white clover, small crown flower, vetch, pea and broad bean. There is also fibrous grass, which can compete for fertilizer less than fruit trees. Gramineous grasses such as ryegrass and Dongmu -70 rye can also be used for orchard planting.