KENGAP, partners of the CABI-led programme, Plantwise have several recommendations for the management of P. carotovora including; washing hands and disinfecting tools regularly during and after harvesting, avoiding harvesting in warm and moist conditions. They also recommend frequent irrigation during head formation should be avoided to allow heads to dry and planting on ridges, raised beds or well drained soils prevents water logging around the plants.5
Plantwise partners also recommend thorough washing and disinfection of crates for to prevent post-harvest losses and that crop rotation with leguminous crops and cereals is practiced.67
Gas sensors can be used to detect the pathogen in storage.8 Specifically metal–oxide–semiconductor-, electrochemical-, photoionization-, and nondispersive infrared- sensors are known to be useful.9 These are all tested, found to be usable, and calibrations provided in Rutolo et al. 2018.10
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