"PEST RESEARCH &
​INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM)"

​Pest Control Mount Laurel, NJ
serving Mount Laurel and Burlington County

Pest Control of Mount Laurel follows national and Industry level Research Results on Pest Control and implements them in the field to achieve Continuous Improvement and better outcomes keeping human, animals and plants safe.
​In this section, we will bring to your attention, one of the advanced (researched) methodology for Pest Control known as the Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
IPM involves the use of pesticides, but its primary features set it apart from conventional pest control methods like trapping and poisoning. ​Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a method for controlling pests without resorting to harmful chemicals.​
​Integrated pest management (IPM) is a process that uses all available information and tools to make decisions about how to manage pests. IPM takes into account the biology of the pest, the environment, and the economic impact of different management options. IPM is a proactive approach that can be used to prevent, control, and eliminate pests.
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​Why should we conduct Research on Pests?
We should research pest behavior in order to better understand how they interact with their environment and how this affects their control and management. This knowledge can be used to develop more effective and sustainable pest management strategies.
Pest control is the management of pests, usually in an agricultural or urban environment. Pest control is done to protect crops, humans, and animals from pests. Pest control can also be done to protect buildings from pests.​
  • ​​INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT (IPM):                                                          What is Integrated Pest Management?  To control the spread of disease and protect public health, IPM implements a combination of scientific knowledge and common sense. Integrated pest management (IPM) makes use of several methods of pest control that work together to reduce pest populations and get rid of the causes of pest problems. IPM entails three simple steps: (1) do not attract pests, (2) keep them out, and (3) get rid of them, when you're certain that you possess those, by using the best, most suitable approaches.
  • Environmental health experts implementing IPM must consider not only the target pest's behavior and ecology but also the pest's environment, environmental changes, and the activities of people who share the environment with the pest. In order to be most effective, an IPM strategy must be combined with measures that encourage community and resident participation in fixing conditions that can attract pests, such as poor upkeep, poor sanitation, and a lack of attention to detail.
Five key IPM Steps are elaborated below: 
INSPECTION:
To prevent pest infestations, it is important to perform regular inspections and checks of both indoor and outdoor spaces. When initiating an IPM program, a thorough inspection is performed, and regular inspections are then maintained as part of the program's ongoing dedication to IPM.

CONTROL MEASURES:
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is the practice of utilizing a combination of techniques to get rid of pests from an area once and for all. Large-scale pest population declines can be achieved through the application of control methods that focus on trying to remove at least a couple of these necessities for pest survival.
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​INSPECTING AND MONITORING:
Checking in on a regular basis to see how treatments are effecting, and what should be done next. It's important to remember that evaluation is a vital part of IPM.

​There are on going researches conducted on a wide variety of topics to improve Pest Control, In this section, we will be discussing the Integrated
​Pest Management (IPM) Approach.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) aims to provide the safest, most effective, most cost-effective, and long-term solution to pest infestations through a systemic research and approach.
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​​​CROP & PEST CONTROL:  To lessen the impact of pests and diseases on crops and boost their quality, the Crop Production and Pest Control Research Unit studies these issues. The genetic, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms that influence the chemical composition of soybean seeds and that confer insect resistance in cereals are the focus of a number of ongoing research projects. 

Pest Control Services in Mount Laurel, NJ

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​IDENTIFICATION:
If inspections turn up evidence of rodents or insects, identifying the species of pest is essential for developing an appropriate strategy for eradication. Roof rats and Norway rats require different approaches to rodent control.
LIMITS:
Limits should be set because total eradication of pests may not always be possible. If the number of pests in an area is high enough to cause harm to people or property, or to the environment, then thresholds should be set at which more stringent measures of control are implemented.
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This data is used to create cutting-edge techniques for combating pests and diseases and to breed new plant varieties with enhanced quality traits, pest resistance, and agronomic properties.

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