The emergence of insecticide resistance presents a major challenge in pest control and agriculture, while the use of conventional pesticides raises environmental and health concerns.This study addresses these issues through the green synthesis of Ag/Fe bimetallic nanoparticles (BMNPs) using Vallaris solanacea plant extract and evaluates their eco-biol. activities.The synthesized Ag/Fe BMNPs, with an average size of 30 nm as determined by SEM, were characterized by UV-Vis spectroscopy, FTIR, EDX, and SEM.In vitro assays revealed significant anti-inflammatory (91%), antioxidant (95%), anti-diabetic, anti-hemolytic, and antimicrobial activities.Addnl., the nanoparticles demonstrated 100% mortality against Sitophilus oryzae (rice weevil) and exhibited 97% degradation of the pesticide Novacide, indicating potent pesticidal and environmental remediation capabilities.Computational anal., including mol. docking and mol. dynamics simulations, revealed strong interactions between Ag/Fe BMNPs and insecticide resistance (IR) proteins, with binding energies surpassing those of traditional pesticides, suggesting an ability to circumvent resistance mechanisms.These findings highlight the potential of Ag/Fe BMNPs as a sustainable, eco-friendly alternative for pest management and environmental applications in agriculture and beyond.