Last week, scientists from across the Mediterranean met in Rabat to discuss the progress of the MED4PEST (Mediterranean Alliance for Ecological Pest Management) Project. The meeting was co-organized in Rabat by the Faculty of Sciences Rabat (Mohammed V University) and… Read More »MED4PEST Project Update: Insights from the General Assembly Meeting
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Ecologically based rodent management is part of regenerative agriculture since it strives for increased yields, through improving watersheds, enhancing ecosystem services, and in this way preventing pre and post-harvest losses. #ebrm#biorodenticide#rodents#regenerativeagriculture Cc: PrimaProgramUniversité Mohammed V de RabatFaculté des Sciences de… Read More »
Smart modern technologies will be used in order to understand and assess how rodents behave in relation to the EBRM applications. These technologies will be applied at living labs, e.g. greenhouses in Cyprusand Greeceand in lab trials in Morocco and… Read More »
According to Meerburg, Singleton, and Leirs, #rodents may eat and spoil food in quantities that could feed 280 million people per year globally. At INRA – grain storage area PrimaProgramINRA-Maroc : Institut National de la Recherche AgronomiqueUniversité Mohammed V de… Read More »According to Meerburg, Singleton, and Leirs
You can find our article published in Harran University Aktüel Magazine at the link. Written on ‘Rodent damage to the field and pre-harvest losses’. https://edergi.harran.edu.tr/document/84/mobile/index.html?fbclid=IwAR1j0Igk1F6LXKFWo58yjKO-QyUTC_xL7FVLTHINsTsi3cZRVic6KhKq9ng#p=21
#rodents have the potential to cause health problems as a vector. Rodents are important in the spread of zoonotic diseases such as humans bubonic plague, typhus, weil’s disease, toxoplasmosis, trichinosis, hantaviruses, babesiosis, lyme disease, tularemia, cutaneous leishmaniosis
