Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including the banana plants that can fight off nematodes, the effect of pesticides on earthworms and training for farmers in Gambia on rice crop husbandry.
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- Bats can help protect rice farms against pests
International Association for the Plant Protection Sciences, 9th April 2014 - Weather dents South American grape production
Fresh Plaza, 8th April 2014 - USDA Empowers Citizens with the Knowledge to Prevent Invasive Pests
NAPIS Pest Tracker, 2nd April 2014 - Gambia: Farmers Trained on Rice Crop Husbandry
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 2nd April 2014 - FAO Conference in Tunis emphasizes need to mobilize resources in Africa
FAO News – Agriculture & crops, 28th March 2014 - New design for wheat ear may boost crop yields
Farmers Weekly, FAO News – Agriculture & crops, 27th March 2014 - [India] ‘Develop safe, but high yielding GM crops’
The Hindu, 26th March 2014 - Stink bug traps may increase damage to tomato fruits
EurekAlert! – Agriculture, 25th March 2014 - Pesticides make the life of earthworms miserable
EurekAlert! – Agriculture, 25th March 2014 - Banana plant fights off crop’s invisible nemesis: Nematodes
International Association for the Plant Protection Sciences, 25th March 2014
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