Here’s a taste of some of the latest stories about plant health, including typhoons and greening disease hitting China citrus crops, avocado exports threatened by phytosanitary problems in Mexico and the World Food Programme working to connect smallholder farmers to markets.
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- Kenya: Seed Bank Saves Farmers From Counterfeit Products
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 15th December 2015 - Ethiopia: Small – Scale Irrigation to Ensure Food Security
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 13th December 2015 - Uganda: Growing Bio-Fortified Crops for Better Nutrition
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 9th December 2015 - Mexico: Avocado exports threatened by phytosanitary problems
Fresh Plaza, 7th December 2015 - Bananas worst affected by Indian floods
Fresh Plaza, 7th December 2015 - WFP to connect smallholder farmers to markets
The Rwanda Focus, 6th December 2015 - Could pineapples’ drought-tolerant genes be applied in other crops?
Fresh Fruit Portal, 4th December 2015 - Typhoons and greening disease hit China citrus crop
Fresh Plaza, 3rd December 2015 - Chile regains fruit fly free status
Americafruit, 3rd December 2015 - Africa: Global Soil Loss a Rising Threat to Food Production – Scientists
AllAfrica News: Food and Agriculture, 2nd December 2015
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