Insect pest management has long been a critical challenge in agriculture and environmental conservation. Conventional pest control methods, predominantly reliant on synthetic pesticides, have raised significant concerns regarding ecological imbalances, pesticide resistance, and adverse human health effects. As the world shifts toward sustainable agricultural and environmental practices, the need for innovative and environmentally friendly pest control options has become increasingly critical. This book, Harmony in Agriculture: Harnessing Green Technologies for Eco-Friendly Pest Management, explores the latest advancements in sustainable pest management, integrating biological control, biopesticides, agroecological practices, and cutting-edge technologies. It provides a comprehensive overview of how green technologies- ranging from RNAi technology to microbial interventions, botanicals and pheromone-based pest control- are transforming the way we approach pest management. Each chapter delves into a specific facet of green pest management, offering insights into both theoretical and practical applications. The book also highlights real-world case studies that showcase successful implementations of these sustainable methods. By bridging the gap between research and practical application, this work aims to serve as a valuable resource for researchers, policymakers and students dedicated to promoting environmentally responsible pest management strategies. As we move toward a more sustainable future, it is imperative to adopt and refine eco-friendly pest control measures. We hope this book will inspire new research and innovative practices that contribute to a healthier planet while ensuring food security and biodiversity conservation.
I extend my gratitude to all contributors, researchers and publisher whose dedication and expertise have made this book possible. May this work serve as a guiding beacon for future advancements in sustainable insect pest management.
- Atanu Seni
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