Showcase 14: Dramatic cost cuts in tsetse control.

Abstract

This series of two-page briefs highlights some of the new technologies and processes available, in order to inspire practitioners and policy-makers to put them to use. This one reports how an improved technique for controlling tsetse
flies cuts costs by 90% because five times as
many cattle can be treated with the same
amount of insecticide.

For further information on the research described in this Showcase, see also this output.

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