Africa Faces Plague of Armyworms: Are We Next?
Pesticides, pest resistant seeds, precautionary principle, Organic farmers
By Dennis Avery —— Bio and Archives--February 10, 2009
Global Warming-Energy-Environment | Comments | Back To Full Article
A vast plague of armyworms has just destroyed the crops of some 50,000 villagers in Liberia. Observers say the billions of inch-and-a-half-long worms can eat a cornfield down to the stalk nubs in a few hours—and then start snacking on the next field. Soon, the adult moths fly off to start new invasions. Without an aerial spraying campaign, the armyworms may spread their famine and crop devastation to neighboring countries as well.
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