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Kenya: New insecticide to kill common flower pests

Flower farmers in Kenya are set to benefit from a new insecticide that promises to kill three common pests: aphids, mealy bugs and white flies.

The new insecticide, dubbed Closer 240SC, was introduced into the market last Friday by Dow AgroSciences during a conference that saw regulators in the flower sector convene in Naivasha to discuss challenges and opportunities.

Source: Standard Digital News

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