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Efficacy of indigenous botanicals and bio-rationals in the management of cabbage pests in an organic farming system.

Charles Ssekyewa, Julius Mwine, Fred Kalanzi, C. Kudamba, Daniel Neuhoff, Niels Halberg, Thomas Alföldi, William Lockeretz, A. Thommen, Ilse A. Rasmussen, John Erik Hermansen, Mette Vaarst, L. Lueck, F. Caporali, Helen H. Jensen, Paola Migliorini, Helga Willer

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Key concepts: Organic farming, Indigenous, Agroforestry, Agricultural science, Agriculture, Natural farming, Integrated pest management, Biotechnology

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