Trap Barrier System (TBS) as a New Tool for Rodent Pest Management in Irrigated Rice in Africa
Rodent infestation poses a serious threat to smallholder farmers in both developed and developing countries where a large proportion of potential crop yield is lost. In Tanzania, the average annual yield loss of rice is estimated to be around 5–12%. Management of rodent pests in Africa relies mostly...
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IntechOpen
2020
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