cultivation methods (make the plant strong),biological controls (use the bugs force against it), or reproductive controls (cleaning the bugs from there dirt) and finaly pheromones ( the bug will think it is mating and walk into the trap). i hope this has helped :)
* biological control * adapting consumer habits to eating "ugly" fruit
Reducing food, water or harborage as an alternative.
crop rotation, introduction of beneficial insects, mulching, and use of low-toxicity pesticides such as sulfur, soaps, and biopesticides
There are always natural alternatives to using pesticides. For example - using ladybirds to control aphid infestations.
Permethrin is a pesticide which is used to control woodworm.Specifically, the pesticide can be considered an acaricide and an insecticide since it respectively controls such arachnids as mites and ticks on the one hand and insects on the other. It eliminates pests by the neuron membrane-affecting functions of its synthetic chemicals (pyrethroids). It generally will not be harmful to birds and mammals even though it is toxic to cats and fish.
In the area of toxic and pesticide management: (1) DDT has been banned; (2) safer pesticides have been introduced; and (3) toxic emissions have been reduced by 39 percent.
The sulfur in onions kills and keeps away insects. In addition, garlic has the same effect on insects. These methods are both safe alternatives to toxic bug sprays.
because it's highly toxic to people and animals
A dead mouse may emit toxic fumes if it was killed by a chemical or pesticide. These can be released through decomposition.
It depends what kind of pesticide it is. Some are highly irritating, on the skin as well as the airways and eyes. Others are highly toxic, and should never be inhaled.
Permethrin is a pesticide which can control mill bugs. But householders must be careful in its use since the pesticide is toxic to such beloved domestic animals as cats. They in fact need not use pesticides since the insects in question can be controlled by cleaning food-eating and storing areas with soapy water and treating surfaces with bay leaves and with eucalyptus and ti-tree oils.
DDT is a very toxic pesticide and degrades slowly in nature.
It is a harmful chemical that kills pest.
blue vitriol or copper sulfate pentahydrate is used as a fungicide, pesticide and herbicide. its medical use is an emetic but it is toxic.
BTI (Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis) is a soil bacteria that is applied dead to control mosquitoes. It is specific to mosquitoes, blackflies and midges. and breaks down quickly in the environment. It is essentially non toxic to other insects, humans and other mammals.
Yes it can because it's chemicals and it would kill you if you don't take care of it soon enough