Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including small-scale women farmers delivering pioneering efforts in food security in Tanzania, Witches’ Broom Disease affecting cassava in Cambodia and an initiative in Africa which is strengthening food systems while raising awareness of Ebola.
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- Tanzania: Small-Scale Women Farmers Pioneers of Food Security
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 17th December 2014
- African initiative to strengthen food systems while combating Ebola
Fresh Plaza, 16th December 2014
- Companies explore sustainable agriculture model
Fresh Plaza, 16th December 2014
- India: Rain and hail cause havoc in grape producing area
Fresh Plaza, 15th December 2014
- Micro-Irrigation, GIS, Nano Tech may reduce Agri stress
EIN Agriculture, 13th December 2014
- Ethiopia: Farmer Finds Smart Way to Get Through Droughts
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 12th December 2014
- Rwanda: Potato farmers, traders to form cooperation
Fresh Plaza, 10th December 2014
- AgriLife Extension entomologists brace for possible new ag pest
EIN Agriculture, 9th December 2014
- Gambia: FAO – Gambia, Others Meet MDG Target On Hunger
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 9th December 2014
- Cambodia: Cassava Threatened by Witches’ Broom Disease
The Cambodia Daily, 5th December 2014
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