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Ecological intensification of smallholder farms in Kenya

There is limited knowledge on the agronomic potential of biodiversity-based ecosystem services such as natural pest control and pollination in smallholder systems. To sustainably intensify production, there is an urgent need to develop safe, sustainable and affordable methods to reduce pest burdens whilst increasing yields.

Addressing scale insect threats in Kenya

In Kenya, scale insect pests are damaging native trees and crops and, consequently, causing yield losses of up-to 91%. Smallholders’ awareness of the threats posed by these insects is low because they are small and cryptic, whilst local entomologists cannot easily identify them.

Tomato leafminer (Tuta absoluta): Impacts and coping strategies for Africa

Impact of Plant Clinics on Disease and Pest Management, Tomato Productivity and Profitability In Malawi

Mobile Landscape Analysis: Tanzania

Hands over the Atlantic: exploring opportunities for microbial resource use for Africa