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Exploring the Potential of , for the Management of Seed and Soil-Borne Diseases of Crops,g socio-economic scenario of the current millennium. Investment in agricultural research has resulted in the introduction of several scientific innovations of commercial value in different fields of the agricultural sector, which warrants for the stakeholder partnership. Among the several commercial

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Physical, Mechanical and Cultural Control of Vegetable Insects,y, mechanical and cultural practices were the major methods used by farmers to prevent crop losses. Prior to the emergence of the plant protection sciences farmers evolved many cultural practices through trial and error experiences to minimize the damage caused by insect pests. In recent years pesti

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Integrated Pest Management for Onion in India,d diseases. To reduce the pesticide treadmill, efforts were made to evaluate five different onion IPM modules at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University in India. These include the bio-intensive module comprising of selection of healthy seed bulbs, bulb treatment with . and ., soil amendment with biopest

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IPM Packages for Naranjilla: Sustainable Production in an Environmentally Fragile Region, widely consumed juice. Naranjilla is highly profitable for small-scale farmers, representing one of the few economically profitable land uses in these environmentally vulnerable areas. However, naranjilla production in Ecuador is threatened by severe pest problems and the main solution—continual la

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IPM Technologies for Potato Producers in Highland Ecuador,i is essential for livelihoods of small-scale producers and these producers face growing pest problems. The research project identified key pest constraints, worked with farmers and local scientists to develop and test appropriate IPM technologies, and created packages tailored to farmer needs. The