I of course realize that pest control has been hugely beneficial to agriculture. But I'm also very aware that pretty much every human interference carries unintended consequences -- sometimes catastrophically.
From the link
As Big Ag fumed Monday over a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency determination that herbicides including the endocrine-disrupting atrazine and carcinogenic glyphosate are likely to harm more than 1,600 protected plant and animal species, environmentalists pointed to the agency's findings as proof of the need for stricter limits on the use of the dangerous poisons.
Sometimes pest control does more harm than good. If you use low-quality preparations, you can do a lot of damage to nature. When people use pesticides for pest control, they do not think about the condition of the land. The annual application of chemicals to the soil negatively affects its productivity and fertility. We farm, too, but we take the issue of pest control responsibly. We have a huge area planted with agricultural products, so we can't treat it ourselves and control pests. That's why we use the services of [enviropcs.com.au]. They do ecological pest control.