Titlebook: Integrated Pest Management; Pesticide Problems, David Pimentel,Rajinder Peshin Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 IP

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Integrated Pest Management and Pesticide Use,eory and harmonious control strategies were the domain of pest management research in the USA, Canada, and some parts of Europe. In the 1970s the work on development and validation of IPM technologies started in developing countries. The implementation of IPM and pesticide reduction programs has bee

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Environmental and Economic Costs of the Application of Pesticides Primarily in the United States,he nation’s dependence on pesticides. Included in this assessment of an estimated $9.6?billion in environmental and societal damages are analyses of: pesticide impacts on public health; livestock and livestock product losses; increased control expenses resulting from pesticide-related destruction of

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Integrated Pest Management for European Agriculture, all farms in Member States by 2014 is the main pillar of the European Union (EU) strategy to mitigate the negative impact of rapid pesticide removals on European food production. Legislation under the EU’s ‘Thematic Strategy for the Sustainable Use of Pesticides’ is directed primarily at minimizing

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Energy Inputs In Pest Control Using Pesticides In New Zealand,the horticultural, arable, pastoral and forestry sectors, based on 30 different groups of farm products..On average, total energy consumption in pesticide applications in New Zealand was estimated at about 2,350,757?GJ. Energy use in pesticide applications was about 160?MJ/ha. The pastoral and horti

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Environmental and Economic Benefits of Reducing Pesticide Use, feasible to reduce pesticide use by 50?% or more. The Swedish Government achieved a 61?% reduction in pesticide use and the Indonesian Government achieved a 65?% reduction in pesticide use without a reduction in crop yields. In fact in Indonesia the result of the reduction in pesticide use was a 12

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Crop Losses to Arthropods,13–16?%) occurs in the field, before harvest, and losses have been heaviest in developing countries. With the Earth’s human population expected to reach 10?billion by the end of the current century, raising agricultural productivity through the prevention of crop losses to pests has assumed consider

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