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RNAi technologies are more environmentally friendly, as the technology provides great‐ er specificity in pest targeting, while reducing the potential negative effects on ecosys‐ tems and leaving beneficial insects and other organisms unharmed in crop ecosystems. Consequently, the increase in native fauna improves the efficacy of biological control agents against pests and pathogens. A growing understanding of the ubiquitous nature of RNAi, along with evidence for efficient, non-transgenic, topical applications has al‐ ready begun to garner support among organic and industry producers. Designing solu‐ tions to agricultural problems based upon the same mechanisms used in nature provides newer, safer solutions to pests and pathogens for all agricultural industries.

RNA Interference – Natural Gene-Based Technology for Highly Specific Pest Control (HiSPeC)