The Conceptual and Institutional Aspects of Integrated Pest Management
George Edward Allen, J. E. Bath
Abstract
George Edward Allen, J. E. Bath
Abstract
Integrated pest management is an alternative to simple chemical control. It embodies a transitional philosophy that accommodates the horizontal and vertical integration of disciplines and institutions. The long-term goal of IPM is not to refine existing agricultural production systems, but to modify extensively the basic design so that less energy-intensive, more environmentally compatible methods can be used.
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Integrated pest management is an alternative to simple chemical control. It embodies a transitional philosophy that accommodates the horizontal and vertical integration of disciplines and institutions. The long-term goal of IPM is not to refine existing agricultural production systems, but to modify extensively the basic design so that less energy-intensive, more environmentally compatible methods can be used.
Key concepts: PEST analysis, Integrated pest management, Library science, Conceptual framework, Sociology, Political science, Computer science, Business