•Biological Pest Control: Utilizes beneficial insects like predators, parasitoids, and pathogens to naturally manage pest populations, reducing reliance on chemical pesticides.

•Pollination Services: Supports and enhances insect pollinator populations, crucial for crop production and healthy yields in organic farming.

•Soil Health Improvement: Studies detritivores and decomposers that help break down organic matter, enhancing soil fertility and structure.

•Integrated Pest Management (IPM): Develops strategies combining biological, cultural, and mechanical methods to monitor and manage pest populations effectively.

•Development of Biopesticides: Explores natural insecticides derived from plants or other insects for safer pest control options.

•Insect-Plant Interactions: Researches beneficial interactions between insects and crops, promoting plant health and resilience.

•Biodiversity Conservation: Emphasizes the role of diverse insect populations in maintaining ecosystem balance and resilience.

•Sustainable Practices: Integrates entomological knowledge into sustainable farming practices to enhance overall farm productivity and environmental health.

Entomology supports pest management, pollination, soil health, and sustainable practices, making it essential for the future of organic farming.