Pest management plan
Yunqing Tian
Abstract
Yunqing Tian
Abstract
The development objective of the Guangxi Rural Poverty Alleviation Pilot Project for China is put forward the pilot demonstration industry chain development model in the selected project area to increase farmers' income. Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures are includes : (1) lack of information on occurrence and prevention of animal diseases and plant pests; (2) lack of knowledge on using alternative for chemicals and common sense on safety use of chemicals; (3) lack of unified prevention awareness for prevention strategies; (4) prevention system need to be improved; (5) impact on atmosphere, soil, living things and human beings; (6) purchase pesticides and reduce the number of highly toxic pesticides under the guidance of local technical personnel; (7) participate in agricultural technical training and carry out pest control in accordance with the guidelines provided by agricultural technicians; (8) strengthen farmers' training and guidance of daily pest control and guide farmers to take advantage of low-toxicity chemical pesticides, bio-pesticides and other control methods to control plant diseases and insect pests; (9) prevention and control of pests rather than eradication of pests;
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The development objective of the Guangxi Rural Poverty Alleviation Pilot Project for China is put forward the pilot demonstration industry chain development model in the selected project area to increase farmers' income. Some of the negative impacts and mitigation measures are includes : (1) lack of information on occurrence and prevention of animal diseases and plant pests; (2) lack of knowledge on using alternative for chemicals and common sense on safety use of chemicals; (3) lack of unified prevention awareness for prevention strategies; (4) prevention system need to be improved; (5) impact on atmosphere, soil, living things and human beings; (6) purchase pesticides and reduce the number of highly toxic pesticides under the guidance of local technical personnel; (7) participate in agricultural technical training and carry out pest control in accordance with the guidelines provided by agricultural technicians; (8) strengthen farmers' training and guidance of daily pest control and guide farmers to take advantage of low-toxicity chemical pesticides, bio-pesticides and other control methods to control plant diseases and insect pests; (9) prevention and control of pests rather than eradication of pests;
Key concepts: Business, Integrated pest management, Agriculture, Pest control, Environmental planning, Pesticide, Control (management), Plan (archaeology)