24
December 2012 Last updated at 17:45
There
are fears that Zambia's maize harvest could be decimated by an invasion of army
worms, so named because they eat most vegetation in their way.
Maize
is a staple crop in Zambia and any threat to the harvest could push the country
towards food insecurity.
BBC
Africa's Mutuna Chanda reports from Lusaka.
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