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2022 Topic: Insects

Could grasshoppers really replace beef?

Hi-tech bug monitoring system to root out weevil threat to forests

Regina using ladybugs, green lacewings to battle aphids

Canadian government invests $8.5 million in insect production

How insect 'civilisations' recast our place in the Universe

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This maggot farm is growing jobs along with animal food

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Tufts doctors, staff were out of options. Then they brought in the maggots

Could flies be the back-up species to pollinate crops in place of bees?

Why mosquitoes might find you irresistible. Hint: A viral lure

Scientists say autonomous robots should think more like bugs. Here's why

Natural sound absorbers? Moth wings can cut 87% of noise energy

ID fingerprint technology detects specific pests, helps farmers reduce reliance on chemicals

Solar panel fields help increase honey production in photovoltaic beehives

Extremely hungry superworms had plastic for dinner. Now they'll help recycle it

Quebec City professor hopes to promote edible insect farming

Ants can “sniff out” cancer!

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