Theoretical Principles of Insect Pest Management in Agriculture

This exam focuses on the theoretical principles of insect pest management relevant to agricultural systems. Key areas will include pest identification, life cycles, and ecological interactions.

Understanding these principles is essential for developing sustainable pest control strategies that minimize impact on non-target species and enhance agricultural productivity. This knowledge also contributes to integrated pest management practices.

The exam will assess the student's ability to articulate and critically discuss pest management strategies, including both cultural and biological control methods. Students will be required to demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the underlying principles.

Preparation for this examination includes familiarity with entomological classifications, pest behavior, and ecological impacts. Clarity in verbal expression on these topics will be emphasized.