Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including Theni banana farmers in Tamil Nadu adopting more efficient production techniques, why GM crops have been slow to take hold in Africa and the bio slurry pellet method of rice cultivation that could save farmers time and money.
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- India: Tamil Nadu banana valley venture ‘a game changer’
Fresh Fruit Portal, 14th July 2015 - Africa: Why Genetically Modified Crops Have Been Slow to Take Hold in Africa
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 13th July 2015 - Kenya: My Trials and Triumphs With Bacterial Wilt and Aphids in Greenhouse
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 10th July 2015 - Bio slurry pellet method of rice cultivation to increase production
The Hindu, 7th July 2015 - Peru: Lime production down
Fresh Plaza, 6th July 2015 - Namibian project to boost grape, date production
Fresh Plaza, 6th July 2015 - Ethiopia: Improving Seed Quality for Greater Yield, Food Security
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 4th July 2015 - India: Bio-pesticides, a better alternative
International Association for the Plant Protection Sciences, 2nd July 2015 - Identification of Powdery Mildew Susceptibility Genes in Solanaceae Plants
Crop Biotech Update, 1st July 2015 - Nepal deals with climate change
SciDevNet, 25th June 2015
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