Insecticides can effectively control insect pests, while rodenticides and bird repellents can address rodent and bird problems.

Herbicides can effectively control both broadleaf and grassy weeds, allowing crops to thrive.

Fungicides can protect plants from fungal diseases, while bactericides and antiviral agents can help manage bacterial and viral infections

While not a direct agrochemical application, nutrient deficiencies can be addressed through soil testing and the application of fertilizers.

While agrochemical solutions cannot directly address environmental factors, they can help plants tolerate stress and recover from adverse conditions.

soil health issues can be mitigated through practices like cover cropping, no-till farming, and the use of soil amendments

A variety of insecticides can be used to control different types of insect pests, depending on their life cycle and feeding habits.

While there are no direct chemical treatments for viral diseases, preventive measures like crop rotation and sanitation can help reduce their spread.

Overuse of herbicides can lead to the development of herbicide resistant weeds.