Tanzania Multi Stakeholder Map - WebNG
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7.2 Least-Toxic Controls<br />
In this approach Least-toxic chemicals to humans, non-target species and the<br />
environment are used. A range of least toxic pesticides for different pests have<br />
been developed and could be found on websites and IPM text books.<br />
7.3 Biological Controls<br />
Biological controls include the appropriate conservation of pests’ natural<br />
predators, parasites and diseases, and the judicious augmentation of these<br />
species via predator releases, applications of parasites, and inoculations of<br />
diseases.<br />
7.4 Physical Controls<br />
Also pests may be controlled by using physical means which may include:<br />
• Desiccants (diatomaceous earth, silica aerogel)<br />
• Barriers (sticky, band, water)<br />
• Traps (mechanical, glueboard, sticky)<br />
• Environmental manipulation (of temperature, humidity or light)<br />
• Electric currents (electrogun, electric fences and traps)<br />
• Manual removal (nets, lice combs).<br />
7.5 Organic farming<br />
Organic farming promotes non use of synthetic fertiliser and pesticides.<br />
8.0 ENVISAGED SYNERGIES BETWEEN NSGRP, VISION<br />
2025, MDGS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CHEMICALS<br />
CONVENTIONS<br />
From the presentations made on the Chemicals Conventions and FAO Code the<br />
following challenges were observed:<br />
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