"The Pesticide Residual Effects in Agriculture and Human Welfare" is a specialized book that addresses the impacts of pesticide use on human health and well-being in South Asia, particularly in Nepal. In light of the rise in commercial vegetable farming and the associated increase in pesticide application, the book examines the long-term health consequences arising from the disregard of recommended waiting periods. It highlights the challenges posed by the high illiteracy rate within the Nepali population and discusses the environmental hazards linked to pesticide use. Additionally, the potential of organic farming in Nepal is explored to promote sustainability in Nepali agriculture. The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the topic and serves as a valuable resource for professionals and interested parties looking to understand the effects of pesticides on society and the environment.