Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including a boost for parasitic weed research in Africa from the Gates Foundation, benefits of modern farming come to Peru and a surge in climate change-related disasters posing a growing threat to food security.
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- Gates Foundation supports KAUST with $1.5 million for parasitic weed research in Africa
EurekAlert – Agriculture, 1st December 2015 - Peru benefitting from modern farming
Fresh Plaza, 1st December 2015 - Gambia: Nbr, Crr Farmers Lauded for Commitment to Food Security
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 1st December 2015 - Nigeria: Climate Change Threat to Food Security in Nigeria – Buhari
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 1st December 2015 - Namibia: Dryland Maize Harvest Nearly Wiped Out By Drought
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 1st December 2015 - Chile: Coquimbo declared free of fruit fly
Fresh Plaza, 27th November 2015 - El Niño has been disastrous for blueberries in Argentina and Chile
Fresh Plaza, 27th November 2015 - Fake pesticide use growing in India, putting food security and human health at risk
ABC News, 20th November 2015 - Surge in climate change-related disasters poses growing threat to food security
FAO News – Agriculture & crops, 26th November 2015 - Australia trials GM fruit fly
Fresh Plaza, 25th November 2015
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