Abstract
An essential component of sustainable agriculture is integrated pest management (IPM), which offers a thorough and ecologically friendly method of insect control. This strategy blends several strategies to discourage the overuse of synthetic pesticides and encourages the prudent application of control, monitoring, and control techniques for efficient pest management. Here, we look at the combination of biological, chemical, cultural, and mechanical applications while examining the fundamental ideas and features of integrated pest management. The migration of resistant species, cultural customs, and the coexistence of infections and predators are important elements. The environmental benefits of integrated pest management (IPM), including the decrease in pesticide use and head poverty, are aligned with the economic benefits of IPM, such as cost savings and long-term sustainability. KEYWORDS -Agriculture, pests, predators, parasitoids, biological control, pesticides, and organic farming.
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