Entofarm
Developer & Marketing Director
Aug 2023 - Present
Climate change is reshaping more than landscapes — it is also changing where disease-carrying mosquitoes can survive. As mosquito populations expand into regions such as Korea, I began thinking about whether pest control could respond to this shift without creating another environmental problem through greater chemical use.
Entofarm grew from that question. Our approach was to rethink pesticide design around biological specificity, biodegradability, and scalability, with the goal of creating a solution that could protect communities and agriculture while reducing dependence on conventional chemical pesticides.Awards:Climate Change Challenge [2nd Place among 1000+ teams]