Use of Biopreparates in Tobacco Protection – Contribution to Sustainable Agriculture

Gveroska Bıljana; Miceska Gordana; Dimitrieski Mıroslav; KorubinALEKSOSKA Ana

Use of Biopreparates in Tobacco Protection – Contribution to Sustainable Agriculture

Year 2014, Volume: 1 Issue: Özel Sayı-2, 1509 - 1517, 01.03.2014

Gveroska Bıljana Miceska Gordana Dimitrieski Mıroslav KorubinALEKSOSKA Ana

Abstract

Tobacco plays an important role in the social and economic life of our country. For that reason, efforts have been made to develop strategies for development and application of the basic principles of sustainable agricultural production. Conventional tobacco production has numerous negative effects on the environment and human health. Therefore, the development of integral protection system will include all methods and means to control the harmful agents with minimum effect on the environment and with no economic consequences. Application of biopreparates is a good way to manage the environment in the process of achieving sustainable tobacco production. In terms of tobacco production, the main objective is application of these products inthe control of economically important pathogens. Among the investigated preparations, the most promising results were obtained withbiocontrol agentTrichoderma sp.Multifunctionality of certain microorganisms with stimulating effect on plants, along with some plant extracts, also provides a satisfactory effect in pathogens control. Efforts for the wide application of biopreparates is promoting of their beneficial effect and the greater utilization of resources. Scientific research in the field of tobacco production will continue to develop procedures and instructions for the most appropriate use of biopreparates

Keywords

Sustainable Agriculture, tobacco production, protection, biopreparates

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