The Growing Impact of Climate Change on Insect Populations | Insights and Solutions Introduction As human-caused climate change continues to raise global temperatures, its effects on the natural world become […]
What is solarization? Solarization is a technique for soil treatment using white, transparent plastic and the sun’s heat. This technique is useful for reducing the disease pressure (soil-borne pathogens and […]
NextGenBioPest: Revolutionizing Pest Control for a Sustainable Future The Urgency to Reduce Pesticides: Protecting Ecosystems and Human Health Intense farming using highly specialized crop production systems and extensive use of […]
The problem of pest (and pathogens) resistance to pesticides The release of pesticides has significantly helped the farmers protect their production and increase crop yields, keeping the crop pest population […]
“Landscape engineering” is the interdisciplinary application of engineering and other applied sciences to the design and creation of anthropogenic landscapes. The technique of modifying the crop landscape through various means […]
The Integrated Pest Management (IPM) concept as a philosophy arose in the 1960s, aiming to offer solutions to the problems of pesticide overuse and their effect on the environment. By […]
Underground Marvels: Delving into the Enigmatic Realm of Plant Parasitic Nematodes! What are Plant Parasitic Nematodes (PPNs)? Plant-parasitic nematodes are microscopic worms (usually less than 1 mm long) armed with […]
The Mahatma once said that the farmers are the backbone of our country; however, nowadays, farmers are left in their fate, with many challenges to confront. It is not easy […]
In the intricate dance of agriculture, a silent menace exists that often goes unnoticed, yet its impact on global crop production is profound. Plant pathogenic nematodes, microscopic worms in the […]
How to produce a natural liquid pesticide Today, eradicating plant pests and protecting crop health and yields is a significant problem for farmers. Synthetic pesticides can deteriorate soil’s natural fertility […]
