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Second wave of locust invasion to hit in two months- Africa

Second wave of locust invasion to hit in two months- Africa

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East African countries should brace themselves for a second round of invasion by the desert locusts in the next one to two months, Kenya’s Ministry of Agriculture has warned.

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Insights from Senegal: involving farmers in research is key to boosting agriculture

Insights from Senegal: involving farmers in research is key to boosting agriculture

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In West Africa, agricultural production tends to fluctuate.

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Wandile Sihlobo: The zombie idea of Zimbabwe's agriculture

Wandile Sihlobo: The zombie idea of Zimbabwe's agriculture

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Nobel laureate, Paul Krugman, has popularised the term "zombie idea", which is also a title of his new book – Arguing with Zombies. This term refers to "ideas that keep being killed by evidence, but nonetheless shamble relentlessly forward, essentially because they suit a political agenda".

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African drought prompts call for help

African drought prompts call for help

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International aid requested as nearly eight million people in Zimbabwe, or half its population, are declared food insecure.

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Africa should ban neonicotinoid insecticides, too

Africa should ban neonicotinoid insecticides, too

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First marketed in the late 1990s, neonicotinoid insecticides have become the world's most widely used group of insecticides.

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Hundreds of millions of chickens at risk of being wiped out with much of China locked down due to virus

Hundreds of millions of chickens at risk of being wiped out with much of China locked down due to virus

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Following its pork crisis, China’s poultry farmers are now in dire straits because of the coronavirus outbreak. Millions of chickens may soon perish in coming days as much-needed feed is not getting to them in time.

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