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The agricultural system in Nigeria and most developing countries has been dominated by the use of inorganic fertilizers as nutrient sources and synthetic pesticides for the management of pests and diseases. However the prices of these agro-chemicals have been skyrocketing beyond the reach of the rural poor farmer. Associated with this is their availability which is very highly unpredictable, thereby exposing the farmers to undue hardships in the crop production chain. Due to the high prices and unpredictable nature of the availability of these inputs, the rural poor farmers have resorted to utilizing organic materials /wastes principally as nutrient sources. These wastes however, have been shown to control a number of pests and diseases.

Utilization of Organic Wastes for the Management of Phyto-Parasitic Nematodes in Developing Economies