Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including the World Food Programme to tackle postharvest loss in Uganda, a key new discovery in the way that nematodes cause damage to plants and using conservation agriculture to boost wheat yields in India.
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- Organic farming gains ground in Brazil
Fresh Fruit Portal, 6th October 2015 - Minimizing Yield Losses via Conservation Agriculture
CIMMYT’s Blog, 5th October 2015 - Reflections of a Wheat Trainee: Zaki Afshar, Afghanistan
CIMMYT’s Blog, 5th October 2015 - Researchers discover key link in understanding billion-dollar pests in agriculture
EurekAlert – Agriculture, 28th September 2015 - Mexico: Scientist uses plant hormone crystals to grow larger fruits
Fresh Fruit Portal, 28th September 2015 - Dominican Republic: Tropical storm destroys banana crop
Fresh Plaza, 25th September 2015 - World’s 2030 goals put hunger and agriculture at the center of global policy
FAO News – Agriculture & crops, 25th September 2015 - Uganda: WFP to Help Uganda Tackle Post-Harvest Losses
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 25th September 2015 - Nigeria: Boosting Nigeria’s Quest for Self-Sufficiency in Rice Production
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 25th September 2015 - The right fertilizer for Ethiopia’s soils
IFPRI info, 25th September 2015
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