Biocontrols refer to the use of natural organisms or substances to manage pest populations in agriculture. These can include beneficial insects, microorganisms, or plant-based compounds that help reduce the need for chemical pesticides. Common examples of biocontrol agents include ladybugs to control aphids, or beneficial nematodes to target soil-borne pests. Biocontrols are widely used in agriculture to promote sustainable farming practices by reducing environmental impact, preserving biodiversity, and maintaining the health of ecosystems.

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