Is the choice and integration of integrated pest control methods using pest control technology in a well-thought-out system that achieves a pest control policy to maximize returns with the lowest possible costs, taking into consideration the environmental constraints of each ecosystem and taking into consideration the long-term environmental conditions. About 80% of this system is a biological control component.

The following important points represent a good system for the basics of management control:

1 - When increasing the number of lesion must be dealt with is how to reduce them and not remove them altogether.

2. There must be a thorough knowledge of the ecosystem to take appropriate decisions to combat pests.

3. You must make the most of the natural numbers of lesions with work in complete harmony with the pesticides optional toxicity.

4. An effective IPM system is part of farm management.

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Integrated pest management directly related to suppress the population of pest below the economic injury level. But Integrated crop management directly related to management of various economic factors which directly affect the cropping system.

Integrated Pest Management has been an important approach to give guidelines to help growers obtain a satisfactory yield, by adopting a plant protection which respects the environment and the human health.

Integrated Crop Management is an evolution of the concept involving the whole cultivation by combining at best all the factors of production.

The decision-making process in selecting a pesticide is no longer dependent on the type or numerical density of the pest, but also on the methods of handling and handling the pesticide (ease of use, safety, price).

Crop management in short means all the processes and activities that we can do to obtain an ideal crop yield, while integrated pest management includes all the processes and practices that we can do to reduce the damage of agricultural pests to agricultural crops, good luck

That's a tricky question. Actually integrated pest management is the tactics to control the pest population by means of some combined control program (Cultural, chemical, mechanical, botanical etc); while integrated crop management is the practice of culture different crops at a same time in a same field to enhance the crop yield dramatically.

IPM seeks to make the most of the natural means available in the control process such as: (weather conditions - pathogens - predators - parasites), as well as the use of agricultural, biological and chemical control means, with the use of whatever causes change, or Modification in the middle of living the fine pest.

Integrated pest management is a strategy to overcome the buildup of the pest population using an integrated control methods (Cultural, chemical, mechanical, botanical etc) regardless the effect of this methods (specially the chemical ones) on the host plant itself; when you take the effect of the proposed program on the morphological, anatomical, physiological properties of the plant and of course its yield so you are talking about the integrated crop management

Definition of integrated pest management :

Integrated pest management (IPM) is the choice and complementarity of pest control methods, which depend on the sequence of economic, social, and environmental forecasting processes. In 1973, FAO defined integrated pest management as an all-encompassing ecology, using different types of control techniques, and reconciling them within a well-thought-out system to control pest control. IPM seeks to make the most of the natural means available in the control process such as: (weather conditions - pathogens - predators - parasites), as well as the use of agricultural, biological and chemical control means, with the use of whatever causes change, or Modification in the middle of the living .

Integrated pest management includes the integration of different methods management practices like Cultural, Biological, physical, Mechanical and chemical means of management of insect pest and disease

IPM: Integrated pest management

IDIPM: Integrated disease and pest management

ICM: it includes all the management practices like INM, IDIPM, ISWM, etc.

Integrated vector management (IVM) is a rational decision-making process for the optimal use of resources for vector control using five key elements: 1) evidence-based decision-making, 2) integrated approaches 3), collaboration within the health sector and with other sectors, 4) advocacy, social mobilization, and legislation, and 5) capacity-building

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Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest management that relies on a combination of common-sense practices. IPM programs use current, comprehensive information on the life cycles of pests and their interaction with the environment. This information, in combination with available pest control methods, is used to manage pest damage by the most economical means, and with the least possible hazard to people, property, and the environment

Integrated pest management, a holistic approach, utilising all the resources judiciously to get rid from the pest infestation or pest attack by managing it's population below economic threshold level so that economic produce may not be harmed or deteriorated is sustainable approach to limit pest population below EIL while securing production potential of the crop with quality crop produce....It means integration of chemical, non chemical (biological, cultural, physical, quarantine methods) to control the pests (any living organisms causing economic losses in agricultural production system mostly insect-pest, diseases, weeds, some birds and animals also)...On the other hand, integrated crop management,in broader sense, covering all the possible approach related with crop production to integrate different agricultural activities for overall rational and economic management of a crop including Water management, Nutrient Management, Pest management, managing all physical chemical and biological activities of the soil in accordance with the crop requirements...