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Kenyan farmers turn to integrated pest management as pesticide use surges
Reader highlights Nduva's 'moral decision' quote on Mastodon
3 Sep 14 1:33 AM · 10d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 3 of 3
A Mastodon user reposted the article's central quote from Nduva about the ethical dimension of abandoning pesticides, tagging it with farming and environment hashtags.
Phyllis Nduva Mango and citrus farmer, Makueni County, Kenya
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"The shift from chemical pesticides to [Integrated Pest Management] was not just an agricultural decision; it was a moral one. I realised that what I was doing was harming the environment, exposing my family and consumers to chemicals and contributing to climate change" # Pesticides # IPM # Farming # Environment ‘Spraying should be the last…
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