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Soil-borne diseases and pests pose significant threats to potato crops, reducing tuber formation and affecting overall crop health. Effective strategies for combating these threats include crop rotation, use of resistant potato varieties, and traditionally, chemical treatments. However, numerous trial results and experiences from growers are proving that biological control holds significant potential in potato farming for managing pests and diseases

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Pest or pathogen resistance is increasingly becoming a significant challenge in agriculture worldwide. Resistance happens when a pest or disease builds up a tolerance and becomes resistant to a specific chemical, making the product ineffective. Resistance can occur when a grower repeatedly uses a product with the same mode of action. A mode of action is how a crop protection solution controls a pest or disease. For example, if a pesticide blocks

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