ECONOMIC INJURY LEVEL CONCEPT.  economic entomology : The scientific study of pests and pest control strategies  pest populations develop, their impact.

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ECONOMIC INJURY LEVEL CONCEPT

 economic entomology : The scientific study of pests and pest control strategies  pest populations develop, their impact always results in monetary loss  high density pest pop.  increases severity of damage  need for control more critical.

TERMS  INJURY: the physical harm or destruction to a valued commodity caused by the presence or activities of a pest (e.g., consuming leaves, tunnelling in wood, feeding on blood, etc.)  DAMAGE: the monetary value lost to the commodity as a result of injury by the pest (e.g., spoilage, reduction in yield, loss of quality, etc.).

 Any level of pest infestation causes injury, but not all levels of injury cause damage.  Any level of pest infestation causes injury, but not all levels of injury cause damage.  A low level of injury may not cause enough damage to justify the time or expense of pest control operations.  at some point in the growth phase of a pest population it reaches a point where it begins to cause enough damage to justify the time and expense of control measures.

But when to start control?  A. How much financial loss (DAMAGE) is the pest causing?  B. How much will it cost to control the pest?  A pest outbreak occurs whenever the value of "A" is greater than the value of "B".  A pest outbreak occurs whenever the value of "A" is greater than the value of "B".  When A=B  ECONOMIC INJURY LEVEL (EIL)

EIL  the cost to control the pest equals the amount of damage it inflicts  Above EIL, however, the cost of control is compensated by an equal or greater reduction in damage by the pest.

A)OWNER OF A CAMPING SITE CAMPING SITE B) TIMBER BUSSINESS (BALAK) C) MUNICIPAL COUNCIL/MAJLIS PERBANDARAN D) TAMAN NEGARA/NEGERI

SO EIL 320 INSECTS PER ACRE "C" is the unit cost of controlling the pest (e.g., $20/acre) "N" is the number of pests injuring the commodity unit (e.g., 800/acre) "V" is the unit value of the commodity (e.g., $500/acre) "I" is the percentage of the commodity unit injured (e.g., 10% loss) The economic injury level (EIL) is often expressed mathematically by the formula:

ECONOMIC THRESHOLDS  a point below the EIL at which a decision is made to treat or not treat.  ECONOMIC THRESHOLS=ACTION THRESHOLD  ET Always lower than EIL  Expressed in insects density (number of pest per area)