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(Natural News) Coffee plants, which are used to create one of the most sought-after drinks around the globe, are being attacked by parasites. However, scientists are looking into a detection method that can help farmers protect their crops. While the microscopic worms exist in various soil samples from coffee farms, they’re immediately spotted because of... |
New detection method helps coffee farmers fight back against microscopic parasites damaging their crops
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