University of Cambridge tool will help predict locust swarms that devastate crops in Africa and Asia
A tool that predicts the behaviour of desert locust populations has been developed to help national agencies manage huge ...
Cambridge researchers developed a model to predict desert locust swarms, protecting crops and preventing starvation.
The response to the last locust upsurge was very ad-hoc, and less efficient than it could have been. We've created a comprehensive model that can be used next time to control this devastating pest.
Desert locust control is a top priority for food security: it is the biggest migratory pest for smallholder farmers in many regions of Africa and Asia, and capable of long-distance travel across ...
Desert locust control is a top priority for food security as it is the biggest migratory pest for smallholder farmers in many regions of Africa and Asia, and capable of long-distance travel across ...
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Scientists create new way to predict where locusts will next destroy cropsWeather data and state-of the-art computational models have enabled researchers at the University of Cambridge in England to ...
A new early warning tool developed by British scientists will help control devastating locust swarms. Desert locusts ...
Desert locust control is a top priority for food security: it is the biggest migratory pest for smallholder farmers in many regions of Africa and Asia, and capable of long-distance travel across ...
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