Tiny Insect Has Wiped Out Nearly 100,000 Hectares of Ethiopia’s Lifesaving Cactus
A deliberately introduced cochineal insect has destroyed over 96,000 hectares of cactus pear in Tigray, Ethiopia, causing an estimated USD ...
A deliberately introduced cochineal insect has destroyed over 96,000 hectares of cactus pear in Tigray, Ethiopia, causing an estimated USD ...
New research shows that Ethiopia's 1998 interruption of iodized salt supply caused significant declines in child survival and academic achievement, ...
A new survey in Ethiopia's Lake Hawassa watershed finds that farm size, livestock wealth, family labor and perceived erosion determine ...
A new study combining Landsat satellite analysis and household surveys finds that Burayu Town's built-up area grew by 31.85 percent ...
A mixed-methods study in Northwest Ethiopia finds only 16.6 percent of emergency patients arrive by ambulance, with conflict, unavailability, poor ...
A survey of 395 wheat-farming households in Northwestern Ethiopia finds farmers sell just over half their harvest, with roads, irrigation, ...
Ethiopian researchers used linear mixed models and factor analytic statistics to analyze 22 multi-environment wheat trials involving 1,035 genotypes, identifying ...
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