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Study: Banana Paper Helps Fight Potato Pest

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We Have Organic Technology for Potato Pest, Says IITA

An organic technology developed from banana plant waste material may be the ultimate rescue for potato cyst nematode (PCN) pest. Nigeria news

United statesBaldwyn tortoInternational institute of tropical agricultureInternational centre of insect physiologySoil health scientistCarolina state universityKenyatta universityEast africaInternational centreInsect physiologyInternational instituteTropical agricultureNorth carolina state universityNature sustainabilityJuliet ocholaChemical ecology unit

Banana Paper Could Help Fight a Common Potato Pest

Wrapping potato seed in organic material from banana plants disrupts the development of parasitic potato cyst nematodes.

Juliet ocholaInternational potato centerSaharan africa

ICIPE creates new technology to deal with destructive potato pest

Known as ‘wrap and plant’, it will minimise high losses incurred by farmers.

Baldwyn tortoDanny coyneJuliet ocholaInternational centre of insect physiologyKenya demographics health surveyInternational centreInsect physiologyProf baldwyn tortoProf danny coyneEast africaPotato cystPotato farming

Potato cyst nematode meets match in banana fibre

A groundbreaking method to safeguard potato production against potato cyst nematode has been discovered: paper made from banana plant fibre.

Nairobi areaBaldwyn tortoJuliet ocholaInternational institute of tropical agricultureInternational centre of insect physiologyCarolina state universityKenyatta universityEast africaInternational centreInsect physiologyInternational instituteTropical agricultureNorth carolina state universityProfessor baldwyn tortoMzansi today

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