Bangladesh is harvesting a bumper production from stress tolerant rice varieties © IRRI (CC BY-NC-SA)
Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including a bumper harvest for Bangladesh from stress tolerant rice varieties, news that plant production could decline as climate change affects soil nutrients, and Autralia’s Minister for the Environment launches a new sustainability app for farmers.
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- Infectious Panama disease in bananas spreads further again
Fresh Plaza, 4th November 2013 - Zimbabwe: Grow Potatoes to Enhance Food Security – SIRDC
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 1st November 2013 - Plant production could decline as climate change affects soil nutrients
EurekAlert – Agriculture, 31st October 2013 - Minister launches new sustainability app for farmers
Fresh Plaza, 28th October 2013 - Stimulating the supply of ginger disease management products in Nepal
The Guardian, 28th October 2013 - Ethiopia: Agribusiness Silently Erodes Agriculture
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 27th October 2013 - Tanzania: Banana Wilt, a Disaster Eating Into Kagera Region
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 26th October 2013 - Cuts to crops could help growers bounce back after drought
Fresh Plaza, 25th October 2013 - Bangladesh Has Bumper Harvest from Stress Tolerant Rice Varieties
Crop Biotech Update, 23rd October 2013 - Pesticides on a plate [Sri Lanka]
The Nation, 20th October 2013
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