We are committed to biological control through conservation, creating favorable environments for the natural enemies of key agricultural pests. We achieve this by implementing multifunctional vegetative covers that offer shelter, food, and breeding areas for beneficial organisms. This strategy not only promotes biodiversity and improves soil health but also reduces erosion. Additionally, we transform old irrigation ditches into planters for biodiversity hedges, incorporating aromatic plants that attract and benefit beneficial fauna. This approach creates new uses for infrastructure while strengthening the health of the agricultural ecosystem by conserving auxiliary fauna and promoting biodiversity.