Commercial products promoting plant health in African agriculture

Commercial products promoting plant health in African agricultureThe International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) usually delivers its products free of charge to national programmes and farmers, but in two projects described in this chapter, most costs were transferred to users through commercialization. This chapter explores the development and application of the biorational insecticide Green Muscle, based on an entomopathogenic fungus against African locusts and grasshoppers and Aflasafe, a registered

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new introductory material and postscript are included alongside essays previously published as journal articles brought together for the first time

most dynamic creativity emerging from young artists in Egypt and the way in which these artists engage

Charting a collaborative project of hope using carpet-making skills and industrial heritage

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The impact of IITA projects on combining techniques in integrated pest management (IPM) is also covered

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This collection offers a reappraisal of social policy in response to the scale of the challenges confronting Latin America

This guide for lay readers covers the main schools of economic thought in world history

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