Meanings of devastate crops in English

Elephants and baboons hemmed in by dwindling wilderness can devastate crops.

Climate change is worsening the situation, as more frequent extreme weather events devastate crops.

The same technology is being considered for other human diseases and infections that devastate crops.

The island is visited yearly by tornadoes which devastate crops and cause much damage to agriculture.

Of key concern is developing resistance to disease, which, as every student of Irish history knows, can devastate crops and thus people.

Those areas are traditionally infested by the Asian corn borer, a moth that can devastate crops, said Liu Shi, a seed industry veteran.

But in states like mountainous Assam, the rains frequently cause landslides and flooding that devastate crops, destroy homes and trigger diseases such as diarrhoea.

Five years ago, swarms of locusts devastated crops.

A New Zealand doctor in Vanuatu, Tony Diprose, said the cyclone has devastated crops throughout the country.

A New Zealand doctor who's now in Vanuatu says the cyclone has devastated crops throughout the country.

The billion-dollar kiwifruit industry is holding emergency meetings after an outbreak of a disease that's devastated crops overseas.

Wheat prices have hit a 22-month high after a severe drought and ensuing wildfires in Russia devastated crops.

Mr Kent says some food needs to be provided immediately and work must then begin on re-establishing devastated crops.

Last year, unseasonably heavy rains and hailstorms devastated crops at the ripening stage in April and May in Bundelkhand.

The communist state's food shortages stem from economic mismanagement and natural disasters in the past three years that devastated crops.

Severe drought and wildfires in Russia have devastated crops and driven the price up by 50% since late June.