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East Africa Seasonal Monitor: Mostly beneficial impacts of above average rainfall in East Africa (May 31, 2024) - Kenya - Vimarsana News

East Africa Seasonal Monitor: Mostly beneficial impacts of above average rainfall in East Africa (May 31, 2024) - Kenya

Analysis in English on Kenya and 9 other countries about Agriculture, Food and Nutrition, Drought, Flash Flood and more; published on 6 Jun 2024 by FEWS NET

Research Finds Higher Likelihood Of Extreme Snowfall. And: Greening Africa • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Research Finds Higher Likelihood Of Extreme Snowfall. And: Greening Africa • Watts Up With That?

Higher likelihood of extreme snowfall in the French Alps in coming decades. And, greening Africa

Researchers use AI to predict crops in Africa to help address food crisis - Vimarsana News

Researchers use AI to predict crops in Africa to help address food crisis

The program utilizes real-time changes in observable variables with historical data on crop growth and rotations to predict how to best maximize yields.

Wheat production to be record high despite unseasonal rains: Officials - Vimarsana News

Wheat production to be record high despite unseasonal rains: Officials

Back-to-back western disturbances have enriched the soil moisture in the past two weeks, say scientist

Seasonal changes in the diversity, host preferences and infectivity of mosquitoes in two arbovirus-endemic regions of Costa Rica | Parasites & Vectors - Vimarsana News

Seasonal changes in the diversity, host preferences and infectivity of mosquitoes in two arbovirus-endemic regions of Costa Rica | Parasites & Vectors

Mosquitoes are vectors of various arboviruses belonging to the genera Alphavirus and Flavivirus, and Costa Rica is endemic to several of them. The aim of this study was to describe and analyze the community structure of such vectors in Costa Rica. Sampling was performed in two different coastal locations of Costa Rica with evidence of arboviral activity during rainy and dry seasons. Encephalitis vector surveillance traps, CDC female gravid traps and ovitraps were used. Detection of several arboviruses by Pan-Alpha and Pan-Flavi PCR was attempted. Blood meals were also identified. The Normalize...