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Details

Project Code:
Not Available

Start Date:
1999

End Date:
2004

CRSP Phase:
Phase 2

Budget:
Not Available

Countries:

Participants

Lead University:

Other Partners:
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical University, Montana State University, University of California-Davis, Virginia Tech (US); Institut d'Economie Rurale (IER),Operation Haute Vallee du Niger (OHVN), Central Veterinary Laboratory (LCV), Superieur de Formation et de Recherche Applique (ISFRA) at University of Mali (Mali)

Principal Investigator(s):
Stephen C. Weller

Co-Principal Investigator(s):
Glenn H. Sullivan (US); Guillermo E. Sanchez (Guatemala)

Overview

This project has consisted of participatory on-farm research on IPM technologies for the management of disease and insect pests of the most important peri-urban horticultural crops (green beans, for export) and the tomato (largely for domestic consumption and potential canning)

Objectives

Coming soon

Outcomes

IPM treatments in green bean production had insect densities and damage levels that were consistently equal to or lower than those in the farmers' practice plots. - IPM treatments in green bean production had growth rates and yields that were more than 10% higher than in the farmers' practice plots, with a reduction of 4-5 chemical pesticides applications per season.

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