Application of Teaching Methods, Promoting Integrated Pest Management on the Farm School in Order to Achieve Sustainable Agriculture

AbstractAccording to many experts, agriculture is an industry. Most European countries that industrialized countries are known to have been based primarily agricultural communities. The development of its industrial and agricultural production, producing enough food for a growing world population. But other aspects of food security, conservation and protection of crops against pests and plant diseases as a threatening factor that is important. Environmental and health problems resulting from uncontrolled use of pesticides, increased use of pesticides and the staggering costs of restricting the use of pesticides causes changes in the chemical control strategy was developed that led to the concept of integrated pest management. One of the most effective method of training - extension on integrated pest management, farm is on the way to school. This method of learning about the ecology and management of cultivated land area cultivated by very practical ways for farmers to provide. The purpose of this research introduces teaching methods - a school extension in the field as an effective method of training in integrated management of pests. The results showed that the extension of school education in the field, a very effective way to achieve sustainable agriculture in the context of integrated pest management training