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Farmer responses to technical advice offered at plant clinics in Malawi, Costa Rica and Nepal

Gender differences in use and preferences of agricultural information sources in Pakistan

Sustainable Pest Management through Improved Advice in Agricultural Extension

Early preparedness: Bangladesh proactive steps towards desert locust invasion in South Asia

BioSpace: Using space-enabled remote sensing for long term sustainable growth of biopesticide use

Pests and diseases cause significant losses of crops around the world and are a significant threat to food security. In China and Laos, locusts affect over two million hectares of agricultural land and recently, the fall armyworm is becoming prevalent in China and Southeast Asia, already affecting 35,000 hectares of maize in Laos. Due to a lack of detailed information on where risks to crops are greatest and farmers using inappropriate and ineffective control measures, managing the damage from pests can be problematic.

The Role of Plantwise in Improving Detection and Action on Pest Situations