FRESHer vegetables in Tanzania
FRESHer vegetables in Tanzania
Between January and May 2023, FRESH activities reached 1,585 people including 745 women, 20 […]
Between January and May 2023, FRESH activities reached 1,585 people including 745 women, 20 […]
A group of young plant pathologists attended a two-week training course at WorldVeg headquarters to immerse themselves in best practices for sample collection and pest and disease diagnosis.
Training trainers to see nutrition as an aspect of an integrated food system.
Hands-on training in the use of simple but effective insect traps offers Jharkhand farm communities a safe way to protect their crops.
Although India’s seed industry is well advanced in applying molecular technologies for plant breeding, there is still a lot of room to learn from the World Vegetable Center’s 40 years of experience in developing improved tomato lines.
Indian experts help Bangladesh seed analysts and seed pathologists maintain good quality seed.
In early 2018, seed company representatives attended a needs assessment at WorldVeg and set out a priority list of training topics. In response, WorldVeg South Asia organized three courses to address their training requirements.
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Raising hybrid seedlings is expensive; to be profitable, a nursery owner must convert every seed into a healthy seedling. Tomato producers in Madanapalle are adopting best nursery practices promoted by WorldVeg.