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EDN 100 Crop Protection and Seed Saving
ECHO Development Notes 100
Introduction
Farming and Gardening Techniques
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Underutilized Food Plants
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Crop Protection and Seed Saving
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Amaranth to Zai Holes
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EDN 100
• Using owls to control rats
• Seed inoculants to maximize the ability of leguminous plants to fix nitrogen
• Bean weevils controlled by tumbling the beans
• Saving your own vegetable seeds
• Neem leaf tea or neem seed oil to discourage insect feeding
• "Short day" onions to produce bulbs in the tropics
• Saving onion seed
• Storage of bulb onions
• Tephrosia, a valuable green manure with insecticidal properties
• Nematode management
• Controlling seed storage conditions
