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The Conceptual and Institutional Aspects of Integrated Pest Management

George Edward Allen, J. E. Bath

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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.

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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.

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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

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