Lobster emergency: we still have time to control the plague

게시됨 2020년 9월 10일

Tridge 요약

Argentina is grappling with a resurgence of the lobster pest, a significant threat to food security in not only Argentina but also other South American countries. This pest was under control until 2015, but since then, resources for management have been scarce. The article emphasizes the need for a public-private partnership and sufficient funding to address this issue. The current Senasa Program is urged to regain its historical status as a Directorate, with the necessary resources to both handle emergencies and prevent them.
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원본 콘텐츠

Lobster is one of the oldest and most important pests in the world, where its impact puts food security at risk. In Argentina, lobster was considered the most important pest until the first half of the 20th century, when considerable resources were used to control it, starting a recession phase. This period was broken in 2015 with the resurgence of the pest, putting the agricultural sector in check, not only in Argentina, but also in several countries in South America, where phytosanitary emergencies were also declared and persist. Argentina knew how to have the best preventive management system in the world; today it is maintained in terms of experience but not in financial resources. When it was possible to contain the plague, decades ago, there was a Directorate of Acridiology, with enough resources to respond, which is far from the current situation where resources are scarce. For Juan Pablo Karnatz, CRA deputy secretary, in this new stage public-private intervention was key ...
출처: Rural Net

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