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airborne, contaminating the air we breathe in.

It is the regulation or management of
a species defined as a pest, a member of the
animal kingdom that impacts adversely on
human activities. The human response
depends on the importance of the damage
done and will range from tolerance, through
deterrence and management, to attempts to
completely eradicate the pest. Pest control
measures may be performed as part of
an integrated pest management strategy
an integrated pest management strategy. Pests are one of the many nuisances that can
disrupt your place of business. They may seem harmless, but they can create a multitude
of issues, ranging from contamination to added costs. No one is entirely immune to
infestation, regardless of how tidy your warehouse may be. However, with the proper
knowledge, you can prevent, identify and remove pests—the right way. Generally, we
can control the household pests from biological as well as chemical process.
Biological pest control is the use of living organisms to help eliminate the infestation.
This can be anything from predators to parasites to pathogens. One of the biggest
advantages of natural methods is that they don’t involve the use of toxic chemicals. As a
result, this method doesn’t harm humans or the environment. In addition, over time, pests
don’t become resistant to the control solution. However, most biological methods are
only feasible for small pest invasions like insects or plants, and they typically take some
time to work. On the other hand chemical pest control is the use of pesticides to destroy
harmful insects or organisms. These solutions are typically easier to find and use than
biological methods. Also, most chemicals produce faster, if not, instant results upon
application. Examples include repellants, which are solutions that deter pests that crawl
or fly within your perimeter or insecticides, that are substances that are designed to kill
insects. Despite their many advantages, these toxins can pose health and environment
threats upon exposure, but most modern chemical’s effects are only temporary.
 With an active approach and the right products, you can ensure pests don’t get in the way
of running your business or facility. Routine monitoring and a quick response can go a
long way in preventing and controlling pests.
But it is said that “Prevention is better than cure”. We can prevent it by removing any
sources of food, water or shelter. We can also store items in safe and enclosed containers.
It will be better to dispose the garbage regularly with a tightly closed lid. Reduce of clutter
or areas where pests can hide also helps is to prevent it. Not only this we can also seal and
close off any cracks or holes to eliminate outside entry. Performing routine cleaning and
surveying from the roof to the basement floor is the major way to prevent the household
pests.

Conclusion
In summary, the widespread use of insecticides is ineffective and economically wasteful
in the long run. Many insecticides do in fact accomplish the intended task of controlling
pest populations. However, their detrimental health and environmental effects make
them an inadequate long-term solution. In addition, most synthetic and natural pesticides
are susceptible to ineffectiveness due to resistance buildup in insects. Thus, the only
viable solution for the future is integrated pest management. The economic benefits and
reduced social costs of these systems present a logical answer to the pest control problem.

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