Field scouting is the only dependable and reliable method to detect Black Cutworm infestations and treat them before economic loses occur.
For this reason, the drafting of a surveillance system for early detection and definition of freedom from viral diseases, whose occurrence could result in high economic loses, is of the utmost importance.
The forced and prolonged evacuation of 26,000 residents generated deep resentment in the affected citizens and huge economic loses.
The estimated economic lost per year due to the consequences of the disaster is 2000 million dollars per year.
Acceptance of pay further confirms willingness to adopt the PES interventions to reverse the declining farm economic loses and to sustain environmental flows downstream.
This study has attempted to estimate the direct economic loses occasioned by outbreaks of Peste des petits ruminants (PPR) based on perceived loss of benefits experienced by the Turkana people.
In addition, organic farmers fear economic loses in export markets-places like the European Union and Japan, where products containing traces of GM foods are consistently rejected.
Besides, they are believed to be responsible for Crohn's disease in humans and John's disease in ruminants, especially dairy cattle, causing extensive economic loses to farmers.
This type of practice needs to be redressed as it is causing economic loses and may lead to toxicity issues.
The principal justification for the projects has been the economic loses to island economies caused by animal diseases associated with A. variegatum, mainly heartwater and dermatophilosis.
