Sentence examples for outbreak of pests from inspiring English sources

It alerts the orchardist when to expect an outbreak of pests and prepare for it.

A pro-active approach, in which the production system is designed to avoid the outbreak of pests, minimizes the use of inputs in crop production by reducing the need for intervention treatments.

In Afghanistan, a sharply reduced 1999 cereal crop due to low precipitation and an outbreak of pests has led to a record level of cereal import requirement for the 1999/2000 marketing year (July/June).

We suspect that the lack of implementation to date reflects the unpredictable nature of outbreaks of pests and unpredictable profit margins, creating an environment where growers prefer to follow a cautious chemical-based approach.

The birds are routinely fed a concoction of antibiotics and other pharmaceuticals -- including arsenic -- to prevent outbreaks of pests and disease.

The potential contribution of vertebrate predators such as birds has generally been overlooked, mainly because of their presumed lack of a sufficient numerical response to outbreaks of pests.

Resurgence of infectious diseases such as malaria and dengue, shortage of drinking water, and reduced agricultural production due to outbreaks of pests and diseases are among long-term impacts of climate change pointed out in the report.

The state committee on plant health (Comité Estatal de Sanidad Vegetal) has cataloged every farmer who plants solanaceous crops (tomatillo, tomato, potato, chiles) in order to prevent and combat outbreaks of pests and diseases, such the tomato psyllid (Paratrioza cockerelli).

Fall-back strategies, including broad-spectrum chemical control, may still be required to protect productivity at times when outbreaks of pest populations take place.

All that Mr. Rains and Mr. Lewis say they need to get their company, SmartHound Technologies, on the road to addressing the nation's outbreak of bloodsucking pests — among many other problems — is $200,000.

The woreda is increasingly affected by heavy flooding, malaria, and outbreak of crop pests and disease.