Abstract

Entomovectoring combines pollination and biocontrol, utilized globally on over 30 million hectares in 2015. This "entomovectoring technology" uses insects to transfer pollen and biocontrol agents between flowers. Honeybees and bumblebees are primary vectors, but local species are advantageous in areas without such facilities. International Biological Control Agent registration guidelines are crucial for timely benefits. Api-Vectoring reduces labor costs and non-target exposure, enhancing environmental and human health. This innovation revolutionizes agriculture by maximizing ecological services and reducing chemical reliance.