1.6K views · 29 reactions | Farmers in Bogura District, northwestern Bangladesh, have chosen to learn to farm with natural pest control (Integrated Pest Management systems), with support from MCC, instead of synthetic pesticides. They have seen the negative effects of long-term use, abuse and overuse of pesticides on the health of farmers, consumers and the environment. | Mennonite Central Committee - MCC | Facebook

1.9K views · 40 reactions | See how farmers in Bogura District, northwestern Bangladesh, have chosen to learn to farm with natural pest control (Integrated Pest Management systems) instead of synthetic pesticides. They have seen the negative effects of long-term use, abuse and overuse of pesticides on the health of farmers, consumers and the environment. | Mennonite Central Committee - MCC | Facebook

5.3K views · 23 reactions | Pests are inevitable in a biodiverse garden and we're exploring effective alternatives without using harmful chemicals. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) offers a holistic approach, combining biological, mechanical, and physical methods to control pests sustainably. Stay tuned for our next video as we delve deeper into IPM and its benefits! | Vego Garden | Facebook

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) promotes sustainable farming practices, and solar light traps are a key eco-friendly tool in this approach. These devices attract and capture harmful insects using solar-powered UV light, reducing the need for pesticides. They help farmers protect crops naturally by controlling pests like moths, beetles, and flies. Benefits include cost savings, improved yields, and preservation of beneficial insects. Solar light traps are easy to use, sustainable, and environmen