Pushing out pests

PESTERING ISSUE

Peaches and pests

Peach oil may replace some dangerous human-made compounds used for pest control

Soft target

Pests attack poplar plantations

Chaotic reports

Return of fungal wheat

Putting the lid on methyl bromide

Imported insects

Cotton growers lose

Joint retaliation

Pest help

Tree pests

Desperate for aid

African invasion

Savage mode: In a warmer, wetter world, pests are multiplying faster and damaging crops severely

If such attacks increase, it will affect the critical food supply and overall yield

Mighty caterpillars

Fall Armyworm attack: Dependence on maize hits Telangana farmers hard

Monocropping maize prepared a ground for the pest attack in the state

Simply put: Strike of the fall armyworm

Fume out

Pest attacks continue to threaten Africa’s food security

Amidst crop losses, researchers call for using genetically modified maize

Extreme heat, drought make crops more vulnerable to soil-borne diseases: Study

Plant-eating fungus in the soil flourished at high temperatures, researchers found

Plants use smell of cut grass to attract insects that can protect it, reveals study

Finding could help develop plants that are more resistant to pests

Batting the pests out

Optimistic target

It is never too late