Are red nets an eco-friendly alternative to pesticides?

A recent study has found that red nets are more effective than black or white nets in preventing onion thrips from damaging crops. So, could red nets be the solution environmentalists have been searching for to help reduce agricultural reliance on the use of chemical pesticides in food production?

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