Biotechnical Methods

Biotechnical methods are crop protection solutions that use behavioural, physical, and cultural techniques to manage harmful pests in an eco-friendly manner. These methods include tools such as pheromone traps, sticky traps, lures, and attractants that disrupt pest life cycles and reduce infestation levels. They target specific pests with high precision while preserving beneficial insects and natural enemies in the field. These non-chemical approaches support residue-free farming and reduce dependence on conventional pesticides. Ideal for Integrated Pest Management (IPM), they improve pest monitoring and timely crop protection decisions. Suitable for fruits, vegetables, plantations, and horticultural crops, support diverse farming. Biotechnical methods promote precision agriculture, sustainable farming, and better ecosystem balance. Their adoption helps improve crop health, produce quality, and long-term farm productivity.