Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an environmentally friendly approach to controlling pests in agriculture and other settings. Instead of relying solely on chemical pesticides, IPM combines various strategies to manage pest populations sustainably.
Also See: Effects of Soil Pollution PPT
Integrated Pest Management PPT: Definition, Working, Importance
These methods include biological control, like introducing natural predators; cultural practices, such as crop rotation and habitat management; mechanical controls, like traps or barriers; and the careful, minimal use of chemical pesticides when necessary. IPM aims to reduce the harm to ecosystems and human health while effectively managing pests. It promotes long-term solutions and reduces the likelihood of pests developing resistance to treatments.
Also See: Genetically Modified Crops PPT
Table of Content for Integrated Pest Management PPT
- Definition of Integrated Pest Management
- How does IPM work?
- Why use IPM?
- Integrated Pest Management Benefits
- Cultural Integrated Pest Management
- Mechanical/ Physical Integrated Pest Management
- Biological Control in Integrated Pest Management
- Chemical Pest Management
- Conclusion
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