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In Kalmykia conducted monitoring of locust stock

In Justinsky district, a meeting was held with representatives of the branch of the Rosselkhozcenter of Kalmykia on the issue of monitoring the stock of locust pests in the municipality.

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In Kalmykia conducted monitoring of locust stock

In Justinsky district, a meeting was held with representatives of the branch of the Rosselkhozcenter of Kalmykia on the issue of monitoring the stock of locust pests in the municipality.

During the survey, areas with egg laying and wintering sites were identified, the density of the wintering stock at key sites was estimated. Specialists surveyed key sites to assess the potential threat to future crops and pastures.

The results of the monitoring will be used to plan measures to protect agricultural land.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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