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A People Problem and Plant Disease: The Economics of Pest Management in Citrus Greening

Citrus greening disease is a major problem for citrus production in the U.S., but earning ...

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Oak trees may hold antibacterial to help infected citrus trees

Wise old oak trees may hold an extract that citrus growers can use to protect their fruit ...

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Xylella fastidiosa killing millions of plants in Spain - The Leader Newspaper

Andrew Atkinson talks to Felix Albaladejo (pictured) proprietor of Garden Felix in Los Mon...

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Valley farmers on alert as quarantine area for Mexican fruit fly grows

MERCEDES – A quarantine on citrus trees in the Rio Grande Valley is growing. More than 4...

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Topics: Pesticides, Vegetables, Education U.S. NorthEast, Agriculture Global, Fruit, Economics, Pest Control, Insects, Ag India, Ag Asia / Pacific, World Hunger,

IN PHOTOS: How Bt brijnal made Bangladesh a global 'role model' - Alliance for Science

How Bt brijnal is improving lives in Bangladesh....

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Topics: Vegetables, Beekeeping, Pest Control, Sustainability, Ag Europe, Tomato,

Pollen-deprived bumblebees may speed up plant blooming by biting leaves

In a pollen shortage, some bees nick holes in tomato leaves that accelerate flowering, and...

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Insects' extreme farming methods offer us lessons to learn and oddities to avoid

Insects invented agriculture long before humans did. Can we learn anything from them?...

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Topics: Cotton, Pesticides, Economics, Pest Control, Ag India,

Cotton Association draws Agriculture Minister's attention to locust attack

"We request the Agriculture Minister to take appropriate steps at the earliest for control...

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How insect farming is lifting Cambodians out of poverty

A more lucrative trade than working in textile factories, insect farming is proving to be ...

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The rise of Asia's urban farmers

Meet the urban farmers of Asia—a former construction engineer, a cricket farmer, and a b...

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