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.
In the vast and arid regions of India, under the intense heat of the sun, a dedicated team of field officers responsible for ...
A new tool that predicts the behavior of desert locust populations will help national agencies to manage huge swarms before they devastate food crops in Africa and Asia.
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 ...
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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 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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