What I do

Crop protection practices are needed to protect crop plant from pest (insects, rats, snails, monkeys, diseases etc) attack or infection (diseases) so that no or only minimum (economically acceptable) yield lost occurred. Normally, yield lost due pests is lower with good pest management such as schedule pest population monitoring (sampling) and treat or control them when needed (exceeding threshold level) with the best, cheapest and environmentally safer methods.

Agricultural landscape management is the process of formulating, articulating and developing a set of strategies/feld design geared to enhancing a specific agricultural landscape and improving the field environment that favour the crop growth and beneficial factors (eg – natural enemies, soil microbes, light, soil) but disliked by factors (pests and diseases) within field that limit the crop growth and yield production per unit area.