US EditionThey Request to Declare Plague to Pigeons and Cotorras that Affect Sunflower Cultivation
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On Friday, December 5, a working meeting convened by producers was held to address the growing problems of pigeons, parrots and other birds that are directly affecting the crops of the north of Santa Fesino, especially the sunflower. The meeting brought together producers, professionals, agricultural organizations, institutional referents and provincial officials, who shared information and experiences with the aim of advancing towards a common …
The sunflower has always been an attractive food for birds; therefore, minimizing the impact is a historic challenge. In view of this scenario, the specialists of INTA Reconquista propose a comprehensive strategy that combines planning, selection of hybrids and pre-drying to reduce losses by pigeons and parrots. Technical recommendations consolidate years of work in the region and offer a clear framework to improve field decisions in the final s…
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