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Pests like mice, rats, birds, and insects damage and reduce crop yields. A pest is any organism that spreads disease, causes destruction, or is a nuisance. There are several types of pests including insects, arthropods, weeds, mollusks, and microbial organisms. Common crop pests include aphids, beetles, grasshoppers, whiteflies, caterpillars, weevils, bugs, moths, and ladybirds. Pesticides are poisons used to kill pests that harm plants and animals. They come in different containers and formulations.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION OF PEST CONTROL • Pests are animals that damage crops. • Examples; Mice, Rats, birds, insects, and insect larvae are common pests. •They destroy or reduce the yield of crops.
- 3. WHAT IS PEST ? • A pest is any organism that spreads diseases cause destruction or is otherwise a nuisance. • Some examples: ants , bed bugs ,beetles , bird mites , cockroach , earwigs , fleas , rodents etc.
- 4. TYPES OF PESTS • Insects : cockroach , termites ,beetles & fleas • Arthopods <eight legged> : spiders • Weeds : any plants growing where they are unwanted • Mollusks : snails, slugs & ship worms • Microbial organism : bacteria
- 5. PEST AND INSECTS •Insects and insect larvae cause a lot of damage to crops. •They damage the plants by eating the leaves , boring in stems or roots, and damages fruits.
- 6. SOME COMMON PESTS • Aphid • Beetle • Grasshopper • White fly • caterpillar • Weevil • Bug • Moth • ladybird
- 7. WHAT IS PESTICIDES ? • Pesticides are poisons used to kill pests • We use pesticides to kill off pests that hurt us animals or plants. • Farmers first kill THE bugs and weeds because they have big fields after the cities came.
- 8. HOW DO PESTICIDES LOOK LIKE • Pesticides come in bottles , boxes and bags. • Some pesticides look either white or yellow dust when it is in cans. • Pesticides in a bag look like gray are yellow dirt. • Other pesticides look like candy in small bags.
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