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- Control of Citrus Whitefly in Lemon
- Addressing the Problem of Drying African Eggplants
- Overcoming Mango Anthracnose
- Preventing Fowl Pox in Backyard Chicken.
- Recommended Control Measures for Banana Bacterial Wilt.
- Overcoming Pineapples Heart-rot Disease and Mealy bugs
- Preventing Angular Leaf Spot and Root Knot Nematodes in Beans
- Controlling Sweet potato Butterflies
- Overcoming Common Bacterial Blight of Beans
- Prevent Cassava Mosaic Disease to Improve on Cassava Yields
- Stemming the Incidence of Anthracnose in Jackfruit
- Overcoming Rectal and Vaginal Prolapses in a Goat
- Improving Soil Nutrients in a Coffee Garden
- Controlling Anthracnose in Avocado
- Curtailing the Damage due to Aphids
- Improve on Cassava Yields by Preventing Cassava Mosaic Disease
- Combating Maize Cob Borers
- Overcoming Bacterial Soft Rot of Pepper
- Improving Groundnut Yields
- Control Banana Bacterial Wilt
- Preventing Cassava Mosaic Disease
- Overcoming the Damage due to Maize Cob Borers
- Overcoming Leaf–feeding Insects in Sweet potato
- Identifying Potential Markets for Bananas
- Controlling Swine Mange
- Addressing a Likely Problem of Infertility in a Cow
- Addressing a Possible Cause of Stunting in Piglets
- Overcoming Sore Mouth Contagious Ecthyma in Goats
- When Piglets get Stunted
- Addressing the Possible causes of Pig Mortality
- Overcoming Streptothricosis in Goats
- Controlling Onion White Rot
- Overcoming Iron Deficiency in Maize
- Overcoming some Problems on a Coffee Garden
- Explaining the Possible Causes of Slow growth in Cattle
- Proper Management of Free Range Poultry
- Coping Strategies to Overcome the effects of Drought
- Control of Alternaria Citri and Citrus Whitefly in Orange
- Addressing Possible Problems in Avocado
- Ensuring the Proper Management of a Banana Garden
- Overcoming Rotting of Mangoes due to Fruit flies
- When Coffee Berries Dry up and fall before Maturity
- Controlling Cocoa Mealybugs
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The condition on the farm is due to Onion White Rot, caused by a fungus, Sclerotium cepivorum, that produces hardy sclerotia which may live in soil for 20 to 30 years. Sclerotia can infect plants from 12 inches below the soil surface. One sclerotium can infect a group of 20 to 30 adjacent plants.