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Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Farmers and Staff in Awasa
OFDA staff discussing CBAMFEW project with farmers and MoA staff in Awasa, EthiopiaPhoto credit: Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Farmers and Staff in Kaijado
OFDA staff discussing CBAMFEW project with farmers and MoA staff in Kajiado, KenyaPhoto credit: Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): MoAKenya Staff
MoAKenya staff discussing CBAMFEW project with a farmer forecaster in Embere N in KenayPhoto credit: Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Farmers in Konabaridi
Farmer forecasters and MoA staff proudly posed next to an OFDA supplied phromone trap, Konabaridi, KenyaPhoto credit: Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Farmers in Fedis
Farmer forecasters and MoA staff gathered around an OFDA supplied pheromon trap in Fedis, EthiopiaPhoto credit: DLCO-EA.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Farmers Near Shashamane
OFDA staff discussing plant health issues with a participating farmers near Shashamane, EthiopiaPhoto credit: Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Copulating Tree Locust in Sudan
Copulating Tree Locust in Sudan Photo credit: Caroline Abla.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): AAW Project Kick Off Tanzania
Belayneh at AAW project kick off in Arusha, Tanzania, January 2004Photo credit: USAID.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Spray Aircraft in Senegal
USAID OFDA provided spray aircraft in St. Louis Senegal, October, 2004 Photo credit: Diplomat.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): PSN Stakeholers in Nazareth
Belayneh discussing with PSN stakeholders in Nazreth. Ethiopia, May 2009Photo credit: USAID.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): AA Winter - Mali
AA Winter, Belayneh et al. in Gundam Mali, September 2004Photo credit: USAID.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Senegalese Regional Crop
A Senegalese regional crop protection officer showing the U.S. delegation a damage done to the peanut plants in Thies, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Lemon Tree Defoliated
A lemon tree completely defoliated by a desert locust swarm in a citrus orchard run by a women's cooperative in Rosso, southern Mauritania.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Citrus Tree
A citrus tree completely defoliated by a desert locust swarm in Rosso, southern Mauritania.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Lemon Tree
A lemon tree denuded by a desert locust swarm in Rosso, southern Mauritania.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - USAID Locust Expert
USAID locust expert describes an immature adult desert locust to USAID and DPV staff, Trarza, Mauritania.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Lush Vegetation
Lush vegetation such as this one in Trarza, south-central Mauritania created favorable conditions for the locusts to breed and multiply over vast areas.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Roger Winter
A U.S. delegation lead by Mr. Roger Winter, Assistant Administrator for USAID's DCHA Bureau, in the foreground accompanied by Mr. Carduner, Mission Director for USAID/Senegal, other USAID staff, Senegal military personnel and crop protection.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - A Farmer Spraying Locust
A farmer spraying locust infested fields without appropriate personal protective gear, Tivaouane, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Trenches
Trenches like this one are dug to capture and kill marching hoppers, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - A Peanut Field Destroyed by Locust
A peanut field completely destroyed by the desert locust in Tivaouane, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - U.S. Delegation Visits Locust Areas
A U.S. delegation visited locust affected areas in Mali, Mauritania and Senegal in September 2004.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Desert Hoppers
Desert locust hoppers hit the highway in Thies, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Cadavers of Dead Hoppers
Cadavers of dead hoppers in a trench dug to protect a peanut crop against hopper invasions, Tivaouane, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - A Trench Dug by Farmers
A trench dug by farmers protected a peanut field against desert locust hoppers. The protected field is on the left side, Tivaouane, Senegal.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Assessing the Situation in Senegal
USAID/OFDA's locust expert assessing the locust situation in Senegal during a field visit by a U.S. delegation lead by Mr. Roger Winter. Note late instar hoppers climbing up a tree to escape the heat and forage.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Pesticides Provided by FAO
Pesticides provided by FAO to Mali for locust control, Toumbuktou, Mali, September 2004.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - A Unimog Truck
A Unimog truck loaded with pesticides parked outside a crop protection center in Gundam, Mali. This was part of a bilateral assistance from Algeria to Mali which included four teams of locust experts, pesticides, fuel, and vehicle mount sprayers.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Command and Control Centre
A locust command and control centre in Bamako sponsored by the USAID Mission to Mali.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - A Farmer in Toumbuktou
A farmer in Toumbuktou, Mali sifting through whatever meager millet seeds she could salvage after her sorghum field was severely damaged by a locust attack.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - A Farmer in Gundam
A farmer in Gundam, Mali who had lost his entire millet field to locusts and drought is leery of what the future holds for him.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Feeding on a Millet Crop
A swarm of immature adult locusts feeding on a millet crop already suffering from moisture stress in Mopti, Mali.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
A swarm of immature adult desert locust feeding on a millet field already suffering from moisture stress in Bambara Moudy, Mali.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
Emergency Transboundary Outbreak Pest (ETOP): Locust - Locust Swarm Acacia Trees
A desert locust swarm ready to roost on acacia trees as the day ends; Toumbuktou.Photo credit: USAID / Yene T. Belayneh.
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