Innovative Trends in IPM

Managing and analyzing this data effectively can be a challenge for farmers, particularly those with limited technical expertise or access to data analytics tools. Additionally, there are concerns regarding data privacy and security, as sensitive agricultural data is collected and shared. Social Acceptance and Consumer Perception: The acceptance of genetically modified crops and certain biological control methods can vary among consumers and societies. Public perception, concerns about food safety, and potential environmental impacts can influence the adoption of these technologies. Building trust and communicating the benefits and safety of these approaches to consumers and the general public is crucial for their acceptance and implementation. Long-Term Monitoring and Evaluation: Monitoring the long-term impacts and effectiveness of biological control and modern technologies is essential. This requires continuous evaluation of crop performance, pest control efficacy, environmental effects, and socio-economic factors. Long-term monitoring and evaluation studies can provide valuable insights and help address any emerging issues or challenges associated with these approaches.

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Professor Magda Mahmoud Amin Sabbour. Studied at faculty of science department of Entomology, Faculty of Science, Cairo University. She works at National Research Centre, Agriculture and Biological science. pests and Plant Protection Department. Dr Sabbour has expert of Entomology, insect pathology, nano technology, Biological, microbial control.