I had problems with Pillbugs eating my green bean seedlings. They live in loose soil heavily mixed with organic material (leaves, grass cuttings). I found an organic,non toxic product called Sluggo that works very well on a number of garden pests. It also promotes the breakdown of the organic matter in the soil.
I’ll check that out. Last year I planted some bush beans & the leaves looked like ‘lace’ they had so many holes in them. I just planted Sugar Snap Peas this year. I’m always looking for something organic/non-toxic to help control pests.
This year, after several years of no squash because I was just sick of squash bugs, I planted a spaghetti squash (love the stuff). I saved coffee grounds and sprinkled them around the plants - supposedly squash bugs don’t like coffee grounds. I also got diatomaceous earth & sprinkled that liberally. Squash bugs like to hide, will get under boards, so I am putting some small board sections down with diatomaceous earth sprinkled under the boards. Of course, the usual .... leaf inspection, picking off bugs/eggs, etc. will also be happening. Yellow squash will be planted later in the summer for early fall harvest, after the spring hordes of mating squash bugs are gone.