Resources: Integrated pest management
Integrated pest management (IPM) is an environmentally friendly approach to managing crops. Its main goal is to solve pest problems while limiting unwanted effects on the environment and on health.
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Integrated Pest Management: how it works and benefits
Integrated pest management is a sustainable alternative to pest management and includes a number ...
Read moreHow to identify a pest problem
Identifying a pest is critical to finding an effective means of management. See our guides and to...
Read moreSeed treatment: using biological control in IPM for sustainable agriculture
Biological seed treatment is key to preventing pests and diseases from damaging crops in a vulner...
Read moreAugmentative biological control: The power of enhancing ecosystems
Explore augmentative biological control in agriculture, a sustainable alternative to pesticides t...
Read morePest control Mode of Action: An overview
Explore different pest control methods, their mode of action, and the challenges and limitations.
Read moreSterile insect technique: Controlling pests with precision
Sterile insect technique (SIT) is a sustainable pest management solution for some agricultural pe...
Read moreSoil health: Why it is important and how to protect it
Learn about soil health's crucial role, how it is threatened and ways to protect it with farming ...
Read moreClimate-smart agriculture: Combatting pests naturally
Learn about climate-smart agriculture and what practices can help protect crops and build climate...
Read moreSustainable pest control guide: everything about IPM and biological control
Learn about our latest free guide on Sustainable Pest Control, packed with expert advice on Integ...
Read moreOptimizing pest management: Insights from Suzanne Wainwright-Evans, “The Buglady”
Suzanne Wainwright-Evans discusses biocontrol strategies, product compatibility, and sustainable ...
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