In Sri Lanka, crop-destroying insects follow the COVID-19 pandemic
2020-06-17 11:15
KURUNEGALA, Sri Lanka — With the COVID-19 pandemic contained following a strict two-month lockdown, Sri Lanka relaxed restrictions in late May 2020. But now, several farming communities are facing a second crisis in the form of hungry insects. As the lockdown lifted, farmers and home gardeners from Mawathagama, a hamlet in Sri Lanka’s North Western […]
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