‘We’ve been eating it for more than 100 years’ : how one community turns stink bug infestations (…)
In India’s Mizoram state, people have an intricate system of harvesting and consuming the pungent and nutritious bugs Every few years when Udonga montana, a bamboo-feeding stink bug, erupts in massive swarms, the people of the Mizo community in northern India don’t reach for pesticides. Instead, (…)
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