Region: East Africa > Kenya
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Several studies have estimated yield loss caused by FAW especially surveys. Can loss assessment based on farmer perception overestimate the actual losses?
Steve Agong| January 7, 2021|
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Region: East Africa > Kenya
Categorized: Socio-economics and impact assessment
Tagged:
Several studies have estimated yield loss caused by FAW especially surveys. Can loss assessment based on farmer perception overestimate the actual losses?
Last modified: January 7, 2021
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Hello Steve
This argument remains valid, especially with the sudden arrival of a dramatic invasive pest like FAW. The discussion can only be settled through a rigorous comparison of field trials with farmer estimates, preferably both with individual farmers and through community surveys.