Which of the following is a cultural control method for pest prevention?

Implementing proper sanitation practices is indeed a cultural control method for pest prevention. Cultural control refers to practices that make the environment less conducive to pest infestations. Proper sanitation practices, such as keeping areas clean and free of food debris, regularly removing garbage, and managing waste, can significantly reduce pest harborages and food sources, thereby hindering their ability to infest a space.

This preventive approach focuses on modifying the environment and human habits, which can effectively minimize pest populations over time. It contrasts with other methods such as chemical pesticides, which introduce chemicals into the environment, or traps and biological control agents, which are direct intervention techniques rather than modifications to the environment or practices.