Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including the celebration of ecologically farmed food in Kenya, the new fertilization method that has resulted in a 20% rise in ginger yields and greenhouse technology introduced providing a way to grow off-season crops in Pakistan.
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- India steps up plant surveillance after Pakistan’s TR4 outbreak
Fresh Fruit Portal, 22nd April 2015 - India: Food safety is a must for sustainable development
Fresh Plaza, 21st April 2015 - Tanzania: Destructive Crop Disease Emerges
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 21st April 2015 - Pakistan: USAID brings off-season veg with greenhouse tech
Fresh Plaza, 21st April 2015 - Kenya: Celebrating Ecologically Farmed Food in Nairobi
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 20th April 2015 - Genetic road map may bring about better cotton crops
EurekAlert! – Agriculture, 20th April 2015 - Panama: International Congress on Controlled Environment Agriculture
Fresh Plaza, 10th April 2015 - Ginger yield up 20% from new fertilization method
Fresh Plaza, 10th April 2015 - Spain: New approach to fight citrus pests
Fresh Plaza, 10th April 2015 - Neonicotinoids Responsible for Pollinator Declines Worldwide
Agricultural and Biofuel News – ENN, April 9th 2015
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