Question

integrated pest management
past and now
as humans became aware of the risks linked to pesticides,
our approach to pest management evolved. we shifted
from extermination to managing pests sustainably.
integrated pest management (ipm) is a modern strategy to
control pests without wiping them out entirely.
ipms goal is not pest eradication but reducing damage to
an acceptable level, usually below 10%. it combines various
tcchniques like mixed farming, biological pest controls, and
limited chemical pesticide use. however, chemicals should
be the last resort. the first step in ipm is monitoring pests.
by checking pest populations, ipm helps make informed
decisions and minimize unnecessary pesticide use,
promoting a more sustainable approach.
which farming approach is a part of ipm?
stop farming to avoid pests
mixed farming methods
burning the crop field
maximum pesticide use

Explanation:

The text mentions that Integrated Pest Management (IPM) combines various techniques like mixed farming. Stopping farming is not a practical or sustainable approach. Burning the crop field is extreme and not part of IPM. Maximum pesticide use goes against the IPM principle of using chemicals as a last resort.

Answer:

mixed farming methods