5 million birds killed to protect rice fields in Tanzania

Published 2023년 9월 27일

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In order to protect rice fields, 5 million red-billed weavers have been killed in the Manyara region of Tanzania, according to the Plant Protection and Fertilizer Administration. Red-billed weavers have the ability to destroy over 50 tons of crops in a single day, posing a threat to more than 400 hectares of crops. The organization has used drones and spent four days exterminating the birds, which typically cause damage to crops in Africa during September-October.
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A total of 5 million red-billed weavers have been exterminated from the Manyara region of Tanzania to protect rice fields. This was reported by AFP. According to the Plant Protection and Fertilizer Administration, red-billed weavers are capable of destroying more than 50 tons of crops in a day. According to the organization's general director, Joseph Ndunguru, more than 400 hectares of crops are under threat. “We have killed 5 million birds and are now monitoring other areas,” he told the agency. Ndunguru noted that for four days the organization was engaged in ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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