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79 Pest Control Methods pertade at werpont. and so does not iffect sepde. by other mammals or birds. commenly used in hontes: Ai repuartiese or leguleses corceming pestidas and food was the Delaney Clause of the Federal Food, Drug and Covere ka. Thi swue prohitis the use of ary trod additive found to causo cancer. It appled to pesticides in processodvos stei heputciese asden tecones msre cocoertated during processing. The clause Was very restrictive because in set a ar Wisi disc to ancert was pernited, even when wel below the level that would cause ary heath issues. As testing becane mep seatio, pasodede were bund nere otien, and the clauso became more difficult to administer. It was replaced in 190 wh the Fooe oumep Prowitor ket atich plased apecific standards and fimits on pesticide residues. 1. ie) Whar use fere raod is pestlide use beween 1060 and 1980 ? A. What eas the pind in pesiside use between 1980 and the presant? lei hes has devin these binds? 64) Which type of pesteds has sem the createst inerease in use over time? (e) Why tilyt pit be? 2. Why does ghphosala target platits specicicaly? Weicic engineering as beties or bees for indeed ary other aninalis. The sore GE orpos are engineernd for entianceos 1 sore protuctoon or rosistance to drought in 1996 . palstand olephesese herbicice. Corn crops could be tram woud bece on growing. allowing less targeted , one of ma problams with crops engineared to be pest (pestart is that over time the pasts aito become pocomentional pesicides. This moans that tho plant puat be contrnuly engineored or cross bred to pesucity, whiore ghphowate has boen incorrectly inled, anod specios are also becoming rosistant. - Pain breoders must be caretul to preserve the guver disinity of crops. A lack of genetie dversty patis aimep more wuinerablo to a disease or pistritiaks will be naturally more rosistant. 1. What ate some advantages and disadvantages of pestioldes? (s) What is the trend in the use of Bt com over time? (b) What eflect has this had on the use of insocticides on com crops? 5. Suggest some advantages and disadvantagos of genetic engineseing for pest nesatunce in cop poats: 8. Why is genetic diversity important in crop plants..

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7a Considering the Hazards of pesticides and its Direct impact on humans there will be increased in demand on complete elimination of use of synthetic pesticides. Hazards of pesticides: If the credits of pesticides include enhanced economic potential in terms of increased production of food and fiber, and amelioration of vector-borne diseases, then their debits have resulted in serious health implications to man and his environment. There is now overwhelming evidence that some of these chemicals do pose a potential risk to humans and other life forms and unwanted side effects to the environment. No segment of the population is completely protected against exposure to pesticides and the potentially serious health effects, though a disproportionate burden, is shouldered by the people of developing countries and by high risk groups in each country. The world-wide deaths and chronic diseases due to pesticide poisoning number about 1 million per year. The high risk groups exposed to pesticides include production workers, formulators, sprayers, mixers, loaders and agricultural farm workers. During manufacture and formulation, the possibility of hazards may be higher because the processes involved are not risk free. In industrial settings, workers are at increased risk since they handle various toxic chemicals including pesticides, raw materials, toxic solvents and inert carriers. Eliminating pesticides Many alternatives are available to reduce the effects pesticides have on the environment. Alternatives include manual removal, applying heat, covering weeds with plastic, placing traps and lures, removing pest breeding sites, maintaining healthy soils that breed healthy, more resistant plants, cropping native species that are naturally more resistant to native pests and supporting biocontrol agents such as birds and other pest predators. In the United States, conventional pesticide use peaked in 1979, and by 2007, had been reduced by 25 percent from the 1979 peak level, while US agricultural output increased by 43 percent over the same period. Biological controls such as resistant plant varieties and the use of pheromones, have been successful and at times permanently resolve a pest problem.Integrated Pest Management (IPM) employs chemical use only when other alternatives are ineffective. IPM causes less harm to humans and the environment. The focus is broader than on a specific pest, considering a range of pest control alternatives. Biotechnology can also be an innovative way to control pests. Strains can be genetically modified (GM) to increase their resistance to pests. However the same techniques can be used to increase pesticide resistance and was employed by Monsanto to create glyphosate-resistant strains of major crops. In 2010, 70% of all the corn that was planted was resistant to glyphosate; 78% of cotton, and 93% of all soybeans 7b According to an organic food advocacy group, the Environmental Working Group, buying certain organic food can .

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