Non-Pesticidal Management is agroecological approach to pest management in crops without using chemical pesticides. Centre for Sustainable Agriculture is one of the pioneers in evolving this model in partnership with farmers, grassroots organisations; and scaling up through various programs across the country from 2004 onwards.
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This is an introduction to Non Pesticidal Management where one can get an over view of what is wrong with current paradigm of pest management, how pests can be understood and managed.
If you are interested further to understand the pests, diseases and weed management in crops in detail register for Advanced Course on Non Pesticidal Management
Course Features
- Lectures 27
- Quiz 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 34
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 27 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- Section 1 Current Paradigm of Pest Management4
- Section 2 Shifting Paradigms in Pest ManagementMoving away from killing approach2
- Section 3: Genetically modified crops in pest, disease and weed management: issues and concernsssues with Genetically Modified Crops, Biosafety, Pest management paradigm with Insecticidal proteins, lessons learnt from Bt Cotton9
- 3.0GMO-101: WHAT IS GENETIC ENGINEERING?
- 3.1GMO-102: GENETICALLY MODIFIED CROPS IN PEST, DISEASES, AND WEED MANAGEMENT
- 3.2GMO-103: INSECT RESISTANT BT CROPS AND ISSUES
- 3.3GMO-104: TWO DECADES OF BT COTTON IN INDIA-LESSONS LEARNT
- 3.4GMO-105: HERBICIDE TOLERANT COTTON AND IMPACTS
- 3.5GMO-107: BT BRINJAL-THE CONTROVERSIES AND THE MORATORIUM
- 3.6GMO-108: GM MUSTARD AND CONCERNS
- 3.7GMO-109: BIOSAFETY ISSUES AND REGULATORY SYSTEM OF GM CROPS IN INDIA
- 3.8GMO-110: LABELLING AND CONSUMER CHOICES
- Section 4: Non Pesticidal ManagementHow to manage pests without using pesticides6
- Section 5: Case StudiesSuccessful cases3
- Section 6: Conclusions and Way forwardConclusions and way forward3