Although organic farmers do in fact typically use some pesticides, they are greatly limited in what kinds of pesticides they are allowed to use. They therefore have to typically use lots of hand labor in the production of their crops. This is one reason why organic produce, for example, tends to be a little more costly than its counterpart.
Organic pesticides such as Bt sprays.
Organic farmers do use pesticides, they just use the ones approved for organic production, such as Bt insecticides.
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farmers avoid using pesticides because it is a chemical made in factories. It reduces the fertility of the soil and it also kills useful bacteria already present in the soil.AnswerUS farmers mainly avoid pesticides primarily due to their cost of both purchase and application. If any particular pest is not prevalent enough in the field to pay for the pesticide use, he will not apply it. Also, organic farmers must avoid using non-approved pesticides in order to have their crop be "certified."
They do. They just use organic pesticides, natural compounds which help control or suppress a given pest.
gardeners use pesticides and insecticides, also nurseries, farmers and pest controllers. hope this'll help
All you can do is to stop using pesticides or restrict their use..
they shoud be trained because it is a dangerous chemical which harms the humans,farmers and wildlife.
Answer this question… By pressuring farmers to use dangerous pesticides to compete on a global scale
Crop rotation and approved organic pesticides.
Chemicals used by farmers to kill insect pests are called pesticides.
Answer this question… By pressuring farmers to use dangerous pesticides to compete on a global scale
· Switch to organic or biological farming methods · Curtail the use of pesticides and fertilizers. · Persuade polluting farmers to use pesticides in such a manner that it does not enter surface water