biological plant health management

Biological plant health management uses natural methods to keep plants healthy and free from pests and diseases. This approach involves encouraging beneficial organisms, such as predatory insects and soil microbes, that naturally control harmful pests. It also includes practices like crop rotation, composting, and selecting disease-resistant plant varieties. The goal is to reduce reliance on chemical pesticides, promoting a balanced ecosystem that supports plant growth and sustainability. This method is environmentally friendly, safe for people and wildlife, and helps maintain healthy, resilient plants over time.