Disease and pest management in organic farming: a case for applied agroecology

Disease and pest management in organic farming: a case for applied agroecologyDisease and pest management in organic agriculture are based on a whole set of interlinked system management methods, including in certain cases, the use of organic pesticides and biocontrol organisms. In order to achieve the greatest possible natural biological control within a growing system, there is a need to apply a holistic biological systems management approach. Two case studies working towards these aims are presented in detail: a systems

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review the currently available detection methods and then provide a detailed overview of the strategies available for controlling Salmonella in poultry

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