Integrated Pest Management
Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management

This is a sustainable, effective approach to manage pests by monitoring, understanding their biology and environment and using a combination of biological, cultural, mechanical, and selective chemical methods as a last resort. The goal of IPM is to maintain pest populations at tolerable, economically justifiable levels with minimal risk to human health and the environment.

Preventive measures:

Use physical and mechanical controls:

Install physical barriers and traps to remove pests and use mulch to deter pests while supporting beneficial.

Maintain cleanliness:

Store food in sealed containers, manage trash by using tightly closed lid. Also remove clutters and clear away overgrown vegetables.

How We do it:

Identify and monitor pests:

To manage pests effectively, correctly identify the pest and conduct regular monitoring to detect activity and assess population levels.

Implement Control strategies:

Implement control strategies using biological and mechanical methods and use chemicals only as a last resort when pests exceed action thresholds.

FAQs:

This can be used everywhere- farms, gardens, greenhouses, homes, schools, and public spaces.
While initial monitoring and planning may require effort, IPM often reduces long-term costs by preventing pest problems and minimizing pesticide use.
IPM targets insects, weeds, plant diseases, rodents, and other organisms that harm crops, landscapes, or structures.
Pesticides are used as a last resort when pest populations exceed the action threshold and other methods are not effective.
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