INTERGATED PEST

MANAGEMENT
(IPM)
GROUP 5BAYO, A.
CALVO
TADEO
RODRIGUEZ
EBIDO VALENA
LEGASPINO SILVERIO E.
 What is IPM ?
 Is an ecosystem approach to crop production
and protection that combines different
management strategies and practices to grow
healthy crops and minimize the use of synthetic
pesticide.
 Is a process you can use to solve pest problems
while minimizing risks to people and the
environment.
4 PRINCIPLES OF IPM
Identify pest, their host
and beneficial organisms
Before taking action.
 GOALS OF IPM
Prevent unacceptable levels of pest
damage
Minimize the risk to people, property,
natural resources and environment.
Reduce the evolution of pest resistance to
pesticides.
 6 COMPONENTS OF IPM
 1.Prevention/ planning- when pest problems are
prevented
 2. Identification- when a potential pest problems
arises.
 3. Monitoring- always monitor for pest populations.
 4. Action threshold- determine how much damage
 5. Management options -
 6.Evaluation- important to conduct follow up
monitoring or inspection.
 MANAGEMENT OPTIONS/CONTROL
 1.
Biological management- predatory and
parasitic insects, beneficial nematodes and
microbial controls.
2. Cultural management- crop rotation,
tillage, pruning, plant nutrition and
sanitation
3. Mechanical/Physical management- involve the
complete or partial removal of plants by mechanical
means(ex. barriers, screens, traps and mulching).
Mechanical traps – light trap and
Electric trap
Sound production
Banding the trees
Beating
Shaking
4. BEHAVIORAL Control – manipulate the
pests behavior, pheromone traps, pesticides
5. Genetic Control- Select Pest/Pathogen
Resistant Cultivars, Varieties.
 Eggplant Papaya
6. Chemical management- synthetics/Pesticide- pest
Herbicides- weeds, Insecticides – insect and Fungicide- fungi

 Herbicides- weeds Insecticides – insect Fungicide- fungi

 1.Sharp shooter Contact and systemic 1.CABRIO
 2.RUN OUT 1. Vasthrin 2.Amistar
 3. Triple 8 2.Brodan 3. Nativo
 4. Clear out 3. Top rank 4. Ringo-L
5. Square off 4. Malathion
 ADVANTAGES
 1. Slower Development Of Pesticide
Resistance.
 2. Maintaining A Balanced Ecosystem
 3. Better Cost
 4. Minimize Side Effects.
 DISADVANTAGES
1. Takes Time To Learn
2. Time And Energy
Consumption
3. More Resources Needed
4. More Demanding Care
REFERENCES

 Soomro A. Pros And Cons Of Integrated Pest Management. E-ENVIRONMENT.

https://extension.unr.edu/program.aspx?ID=15#:~:text=Identify%20pests%2C%20their%20hosts%20and,Eva
luate%20and%20implement%20control%20tactics.
 Integrated Pest Management. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
https://www.usda.gov/oce/pest/integrated-pest-management
 Integrated Pest Management. University Of Nevada, Reno.
https://www.environmentbuddy.com/environment/pros-and-cons-of-integrated-pest-management/