Locust numbers remain low due to unusually poor rainfall

However, the number of adults that arrived in these areas was low.

Another disadvantage is that it takes several days to kill the locusts.

Locust numbers will increase gradually during August but remain at non-threatening levels.

Locust numbers will remain low and no significant developments are expected.

Furthermore, FAO provides training and prepares publications on various aspects of locusts.

Small-scale breeding during August will cause locust numbers to increase.

Low numbers of locusts persist in northwestern Mauritania and Niger.

By September, FAO expects that two-thirds of the country will be infested by locusts.

By September, FAO expects that two-thirds of the country will be infested by locusts.

Consequently, small-scale breeding will cause locust numbers to increase in these places during September.

Consequently, locust numbers are increasing along both sides of the Red Sea.

Locust numbers are likely to remain low and no significant developments are expected.

This will continue during November, causing locust numbers to increase with the possibility of small groups forming.

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