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Decision-making

It is an act of choice

Damage function

Relating to the level of attack to crop loss

Control function

Relating to the reduction in attack

Economic theory/philosophy

Creating the greatest good for the greatest number of people

Utilitarian philosophy

Ultimate objective is to maximize societal welfare

Pest identification

Pest species must be correctly identified

Population determination

Determine pest and crop biological parameters such as pest population size, pest distribution etc.

Damage and economic loss

The crop potential damage in relation to pest density

Available control tactics

Is to go overall pest management options

Interaction

Consider potential interaction between the target pest and other pest

Environmental and legal constraints

Assess local and regional environmental and societal constraints

Do nothing strategy

When pest density is below the economic threshold

Reduce crop susceptibility to damage

Most widely used of pest management strategies is to reduce the insects population to avoid problems

Combination

Combined all the previous strategies

Pest management


Knowledge and resources


Planning and organization


Communication

Management aspect

Farmer Field School (FFS)

Are a participatory approach to educate farmers

Farm level

Participating and non-participating farmers

Program level

Project or program staff at institutional level

Policy level

Policy makers and donor agencies