FAO biopesticides

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Somalia15 April 2020, Hargeisa, Somaliland, Somalia - An aeroplane containing a consignment of 1900kg of biopesticide lands at Cigal international Airport in Hargeisa in Somaliland. The shipment is a part of...

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Somalia15 April 2020, Hargeisa, Somaliland, Somalia - FAO worker inspects a cargo of 1900kg of biopesticides arrived at Cigal international Airport in Hargeisa in Somaliland. The shipment is a part of a mis...

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Somalia15 April 2020, Hargeisa, Somaliland, Somalia - (From Left to Right) Ahmed Ali Maah, Director General of the Ministry of Agriculture, Mohamed Jama, Director FAO Hargeisa office. A cargo of 1900kg of bi...

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Somalia15 April 2020, Hargeisa, Somaliland, Somalia - (From Left to Right) Mohamed Jama, Director FAO Hargeisa office, Ahmed Ali Maah, Director General of the Ministry of Agriculture. A cargo of 1900kg of bi...

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SomaliaAn FAO worker inspects a consignment of 1900kg of biopesticide after it lands at Cigal international Airport in Hargeisa, Somaliland on Wednesday 15th April, 2020. The pesticide has been organised b...

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SENEGAL17 May 2010, Thiaye, Senegal - A farmer preparing an organic pesticide for the spraying of crops. The main objective of the IPPM program is to help farmers reduce their pesticide usage, while increasi...

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SENEGAL17 Msy 2010, Thiaye, Senegal - Dried leaves of a tree used to make organic pesticide. The Integrated Production and Pest Management IPPM project promotes the use of organic pesticides to replace harmf...

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SENEGAL17 May 2010, Thiaye, Senegal - Integrated Production and Pest Management IPPM trainer Ayoba Faye (blue tracksuit) teaching farmers about organic pesticides such oil from the neem tree. The IPPM projec...

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SENEGAL17 May 2010, Thiaye - A farmer spraying a cabbage crop with an organic pesticide. The main objective of the IPPM program is to help farmers reduce their pesticide usage, while increasing production. T...

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SENEGAL17 May 2010, Thiaye - A farmer preparing an organic pesticide for the spraying of crops. The main objective of the IPPM program is to help farmers reduce their pesticide usage, while increasing produc...

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MOROCCO26 July 2004, Agadir - A desert locust researcher at the laboratories of the National Centre for Locust Control studying patterns of the pest. There are seven full-time researchers trying to unlock th...

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MOROCCO26 July 2004, Agadir - Desert locusts being studied at the National Centre for Locust Control for the effects of biological control agents, made from plants that repel the locust or have a negative im...

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MOROCCO26 July 2004, Agadir - A scientist at the National Centre for Locust Control studying the effects of biological control agents made from plants that repel the locust or have a negative impact on their...

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WEST BANK AND GAZA STRIP12 December 2010, Rafah - An FAO project beneficiary distributing pheromones and insect traps in his tomato greenhouse.

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WEST BANK AND GAZA STRIP12 December 2010, Rafah - An FAO project beneficiary distributing pheromones and insect traps in his tomato greenhouse.

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SENEGAL21 May 2010, Louga - Farmer Field School (FFS) facilitator Momodou Ndiaye displaying a bottle of organic pesticide made from neem tree extracts, grown locally for its many medicinal and curative prope...

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SENEGAL17 May 2010, Thiaye, Senegal - A tree used to make organic pesticides growing in a cabbage field of a Farmer Field School. The Integrated Production and Pest Management IPPM project promotes the use o...

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SENEGAL17 May 2010, Keur Mbir Ndao - A farmer woman carrying an organic pesticide dispenser for spraying cabbage crops. The Farmer Field Schools (FFS) promote use of eco-friendly, organic solutions to fight...

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United Republic of Tanzania23 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Group photo of the Red Locust control team at the Mpanda airfield. A mixed team comprised of National Plant Protection staff and IRLCO-CSA and FAO experts.

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United Republic of Tanzania21 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Rice is one of many lucrative crops grown in Tanzania and is mainly used for local for consumption.

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United Republic of Tanzania21 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Red Locusts swarming the Iku-Katavi Natural Reserve Park. Air operations using Green Muscle envirnomentally friendly pesticide are executed to arrest and contain the damage.

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United Republic of Tanzania22 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Spraying the wetlands, a habitat to a wide range of wildlife; crocodiles, hippos, elephants, etc. Usually spraying is not allowed using chemical pesticides, but because it is...

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United Republic of Tanzania22 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - A Turbo Thrash spray aircraft flying over fields. FAO organized and coordinated the locust control campaign together with the International Locust Control Organization for Ce...

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United Republic of Tanzania23 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Villagers standing near cages containing samples of Red Locusts, which are kept to monitor and observe the effects of the biopesticide.

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United Republic of Tanzania21 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Farm community in the vicinity of the outbreak area of Iku Katawi Natural Park. Cropping areas are vulnerable to locust swarms and could result in the loss of income from sea...

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United Republic of Tanzania22 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Preparation of the biopesticide for a locust control intervention. Mixing spores of the fungus Metarhizium Anisopliae and various mineral oils makes it non-toxic to humans, k...

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United Republic of Tanzania22 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - A high capacity Turbo Thrash spray aircraft taking off from Mpanda airfield for aerial control operations. With a capacity of about 800 litres, it can cover 800 hectares per...

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United Republic of Tanzania21 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - Red Locusts swarming the Iku-Katavi plains. Air operations using Green Muscle envirnomentally friendly pesticide are executed to arrest and contain the damage.

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United Republic of Tanzania23 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - A survey helicopter provided by IRLCO-CSA is used to assess the extent of the locust invasion in order to determine targets for spraying (control operations) by the survey te...

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United Republic of Tanzania19 May 2009, Iku-Katavi - The base manager of IRLCO-CSA Tabora presenting logistical preparations to the control team prior to starting up air operations. A display board of specimens of the Red Locus...

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CambodiaAt a primary school in Sim Reap Province, young people, aided by adults, learn how to control pests using mainly biological methods rather than pesticides. - - General: General.

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South AfricaTaxonomist inspecting locusts and sugar cane beetles at the South African Agricultural Research Council, Plant Protection Research Institute (ARC-PPRI). The ARC-PPRI is a semi-autonomous organization...

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South AfricaA graphic artist from the South African Agricultural Research Council, Plant Protection Institute (ARC-PPRI) drawing an insect for cataloguing purposes. The ARC-PPRI is a semi-autonomous organization...

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South AfricaLaboratory technician cataloguing insects at the South African Agricultural Research Council, Plant Protection Research Institute (ARC-PPRI). The ARC-PPRI is a semi-autonomous organization funded by t...

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