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Save Palm Trees from Weevil Devils

October 8th, 2009 Posted in Introduction of palm weevil

Now the blog is available with a language translator. This will help non-English visitors especially Arabic speaking people to have a quick translation and this will help the people in the Gulf countries, Middle East and also North African countries besides Spain and Portugal. I wish this blog will benefit more and more palm growers in all parts of the world. I invite suggestions for further improvements in my blog. Due to my preoccupation, I could not update the blog for quite some time but, I assure you that in future it will be updated as frequently as possible. by Prof. Dr. P.S.P.V. Vidyasagar

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