Biologically Based Technologies for Pest control
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Publisher: Scientific Publishers
Author: R.C. Herdman
Language: English
Edition: 1st Edition, 2023
ISBN: 9788172331894
E-ISBN: 9789388148108
Book Format: Book & eBook
Binding: Hard Bound
Pages: 204
Weight: 750 gm
Size: 8.75 x 11.25 x 0.50 inches
Book Type: Text Book
About the Book:
This book addresses the evolving approach to pest management in response to growing concerns about the over-reliance on conventional pesticides. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) has become a focal point as it combines alternative pest control methods along with more judicious use of pesticides. The increasing resistance of pests to chemical control and the emergence of new pests highlights the urgent need for innovative and sustainable pest management strategies.
The book delves into biologically based tools that are integral to effective IPM. Topics range from enhanced biological control—which utilizes natural predators and parasites of pests—to the use of microbial pesticides in commercial formulations. These methods have gained mainstream acceptance and are already being used to control widespread pests such as the gypsy moth. The biologically based technologies discussed are crucial in reducing the dependency on chemical pesticides and offer a sustainable approach to pest control.
The book also touches on the role of federal and state governments in supporting research, technology transfer, land management, plant protection, and pesticide regulation. It addresses the challenges in the current pest control system and suggests improvements, particularly in the regulation process and matching research priorities to national needs.

