| A | B |
|---|
| IPM (Intergrated Pest Management | Using a combination of factors to control pests with the least envrironmental impact |
| Biological Control | Using natural enemies to control pests |
| BT (Bacillus Thuringiensiss) | Example of Biological Control |
| Lady Bugs eating aphids | Another example of biological control |
| Cultural Control | Crop Rotation, Choosing Resistant Varieties, choosing planting date, adjusting harvest date |
| Crop Rotation | Changing crops each time a growing area is planted |
| Delay planting | Wait to plant until after insect or pest has hatched |
| Mechanical or physical control | Screens, traps, radiation, tillage |
| Chemical Control | Use of pheromones, juvenile hormones, and pesticides |
| Pheromone traps | using Natural chemicals (pheromones) to attract insects and disrupt life cycle |
