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The use of Paraquat is considered highly dangerous and is banned in some countries. However, it is commonly used by farmers in the Cook Islands and in other countries around the Pacific. 16080542
AN INTERNATIONAL sub-regional workshop will be held in Avarua, Rarotonga from August 8- 11 bringing together key stakeholders from 12 countries.
AN INTERNATIONAL sub-regional workshop will be held in Avarua, Rarotonga from August 8- 11 bringing together key stakeholders from 12 countries.
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