What are the three goals of integrated pest management (IPM)? A) to reduce the use of insecticides, increase consumer costs, and
conserve water
B)to reduce the use of insecticides, increase farmer costs, and
conserve water
C)to reduce the use of artificial pesticides, reduce costs, and control
pests
D)to reduce the use of artificial pesticides, reduce costs, and increase
salinization

the aim is to reduce pest populations to less than damaging numbers. The control tactics used in integrated pest management include pest-resistant or tolerant plants, and cultural, physical, mechanical, biological, and chemical control.

Explanation:

the answer is c.

by: nicholas dooley

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