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CABI renews agreement with Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute

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CABI Academy launches free course and certifications on bioprotection products

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40th country Jamaica joins CABI BioProtection Portal

Plantwise Plant Doctors promote the benefits of natural pestidices to farmers in Cambodia
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Leading CABI science contributes to CABI Agriculture and Bioscience journal’s first impact factor

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CABI visit to Caribbean strengthens strategic partnerships to help safeguard food security and biodiversity

MAS in Integrated Crop Management, Class of 2020. Jordan Sichona from Zambia.
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SciDev.Net to provide media training to Science Granting Councils in Africa

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CABI strengthens research and publishing ties following visit of Chinese delegation

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CABI’s expertise shared at FAO Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture

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Apple snail invasion could be “disastrous” for rice production and food security in Kenya, study reveals

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New website launches to help career progression of professionals within agriculture

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Study highlights urgent need to protect world’s forests from non-native pests in the face of climate change

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Three ways to fight invasive Prosopis juliflora tree in Eastern Africa all proved very effective, new study shows

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Story suggesting Latin America is the new ‘US plastic dump’ wins SciDev.Net Journalism Awards

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Initiative launched to help reduce risk of pesticides to farmers, consumers and the environment in Nakuru County, Kenya

Floating pennywort is one invasive non-native species of concern. The aquatic weed causes dense mats that cover the water’s surface – such as here on this water course on the River Wey, Weybridge, UK (Credit: Djami Djeddour).
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Invasive non-native species cost UK economy an estimated £4bn a year, new CABI-led study reveals

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CABI investigates how finance can help boost Africa’s coffee value chain