Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an environmentally sensitive approach to pest control that combines multiple management strategies and practices to minimize the use of chemical pesticides while effectively controlling pest populations. The main goal of IPM is to maintain pest populations at levels that do not cause significant economic damage, while also protecting human health, beneficial organisms, and the environment. Unlike conventional pest control methods that rely heavily on chemical applications, IPM emphasizes preventive measures, monitoring, and the integration of biological, cultural, mechanical, and chemical tactics in a coordinated manner. The major strategies of IPM include prevention, monitoring, and control. Prevention aims to reduce the potential for pest problems before they occur. This can involve practices such as crop rotation, selection of pest-resistant plant varieties, proper sanitation, and habitat management to discourage pest establishment. By creating conditions unfavorable for pests,