Public-private work managed to control a lobster sleeve in Santiago del Estero

Published 2020년 8월 20일

Tridge summary

Technical teams in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, successfully controlled a lobster sleeve outbreak in the Fernández town, using both aerial and terrestrial phytosanitary treatments across over 350 hectares. This outbreak, along with others, was effectively managed through a collaborative effort of provincial and national agencies, producers, and Senasa, with particular challenges due to the sleeves' fragmentation and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Ongoing surveillance and control measures are being implemented across the province, with producers encouraged to report any pest sightings to Senasa to enhance pest management efforts.
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Original content

Buenos Aires - The joint work of the technical teams of the province of Santiago del Estero, producers and the National Service of Health and Food Quality (Senasa) managed to control a lobster sleeve that was in the Santiago town of Fernández. To control the pest, aerial and terrestrial phytosanitary treatments were carried out in more than 350 hectares, where the pest was settled. Prior to its entry into the Province, the Crisis Committee, convened by Senasa, established and articulated the intervention strategy against the plague. The Minister of Production of Santiago del Estero, Miguel Mandrille, highlighted "the commitment of the provincial and national agents who work in the field, as well as that of the producers, who responded quickly to control the plague." Recently, the sleeves that had entered the Province were divided, making it difficult to monitor and control them. In addition to the sleeve that was controlled in the Fernández area, the teams are looking for sleeves: ...

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