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Fruitful returns from fruit fly management project.

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A 32-percent return is an excellent yield on a commercial investment; it is a superb economic return for an agricultural research project.

But a 32-percent return is just what has been achieved by the Hawaii Areawide Fruit Fly Pest Management Program (HAW-FLYPM), a cooperative effort of the Agricultural Research Service, the University of Hawaii Cooperative Extension Service, and the Hawaii Department of Agriculture to control four exotic fruit flies. The pests have made it almost impossible for Hawaiian farmers to raise food crops without heavy use of pesticides.

The goal of the project is to develop ways to control these four fruit fly ...

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