What’s New?
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Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science! Read the article in Food Tank that helps celebrate some of the important women who contribute to the IPM IL.
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Check out IPM IL’s most recent article in Agrilinks, Knowledge Management: Online and Offline Tools for Global Success
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A new IPM IL article is out in Spotlight Magazine: A Dangerous Pest is on its way to Nepal
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The latest IPM IL Newsletter is out! See what we’ve been up to: Fall 2018 Newsletter
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Icipe, one of the IPM IL’s major collaborators, will host a Training Workshop on Indigenous Biological Control Agents of the Fall Armyworm in Nairobi, Kenya in February.
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IPM IL releases a success story on the Push-Pull technique currently helping farmers increase crop productivity in Africa.
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For upcoming events, look here. Also find us on Facebook and Twitter @IPM_IL.
How is the IPM Innovation Lab changing the world?
Value-Added Food and Processes: Biocontrol Opens New Prospects in the Sahel
The IPM Innovation Lab works to help save Niger’s staple crop using holistic methods.
Not Just Maize: Africa’s Fall Armyworm Crisis Threatens Sorghum, Other Crops, Too
The Fall Armyworm is devastating crops across Africa, but focusing on only one of its crop preferences could be detrimental to many communities.
Dragon Fruit Sleeving: Farmers Find Relief with Simple Technologies:
The IPM Innovation Lab helps farmers in Vietnam use plastic sleeves to protect their dragon fruit from pests and disease.
Women Find Work with the Help of an Entrepreneur and a “Fighting Fungus”:
A woman in Bangladesh with ties to the IPM Innovation Lab is not only innovating Trichoderma, but the ways women find work in her community.
