Modelling the effectiveness of Integrated Pest Management strategies for the control of Septoria tritici blotch

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Implementing integrated pest management can lead to higher crop yields compared to conventional methods, particularly through biocontrols and delayed sowing.
Epidemiological modelling showed a significant difference in yield outcomes with various IPM measures, indicating the impact on disease prevalence and control effectiveness.
A multi-field approach demonstrates that widespread IPM adoption can reduce external infection levels within communities reliant on fungicides.
The effectiveness of IPM strategies revealed potential as a sustainable alternative to pesticide use in wheat production, highlighting the need for broader implementation.

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Epidemiological modelling finds IPM strategies improve crop yield in wheat, suggesting a sustainable approach to pest control.

Vincent et al. (2025) studied this question.

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