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INNOVATING AGRICULTURE. Project ROSANNA, a mobile application, helps in early detection of diseases in banana plantations such as Black Sigatoka or Banana Bunchy Top Disease. The University of Southeastern Philippines-developed mobile app has helped cut the chemical use of a banana plantation by up to 40 percent. (Screengrab) DAVAO CITY-A locally-developed mobile application allows banana plantations to save up to 40 percent from chemical wastage. Developed by the University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP), Project ROSANNA or "Real-time Online Surveillance for Banana" aims to address problems on the prevalence of agricultural diseases such as Black Sigatoka that affects the banana industry. In a statement Tuesday, the Department of Science and Technology in Davao Region (DOST-11) said the agency funded the development of the application, which has already helped local firms in tackling banana diseases. For instance, DOST-11 said Hijo Resources Inc., a corporation with inte

New yorkUnited statesNew south walesUnited kingdomCity ofSan franciscoNational health service payGeneral motorSan francisco earlierWall streetInnovating agriculture project rosannaA mobile applicationElps in early detection of diseases banana plantations such as black sigatoka or bunchy top disease the university southeastern philippines developed mobile app has helped cut chemical use ofa plantation by up to 40 percent screengrab davao citya locally application allows save from wastage usepRoject rosanna or quot real time online surveillance for banana aims to address problems on the prevalence of agricultural diseases such as black sigatoka that affects industry ina statement tuesdayHe department of science and technology in davao region dost 11 said the agency funded development applicationHich has already helped local firms in tackling banana diseases for instance