From sun to shelf – improving vegetable drying in Nigeria
From sun to shelf – improving vegetable drying in Nigeria
In the bustling vegetable markets of Kano State, […]
In the bustling vegetable markets of Kano State, […]
The WorldVeg IPM package for tomato production was […]
This work was funded by World Bank – APART Project.
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The project “Safe locally-produced vegetables for West Africa’s […]
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The WorldVeg Ethiopia office held a field day for personnel from the Ministry of Agriculture, EIAR, Arsi University staff and students, agro-dealers and vegetable farmers to demonstrate the importance of Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) in tomato production.
High-quality processing tomatoes produced by well-trained farmers supply a new factory that will strengthen Nigeria's vegetable value chain.
Cultivating tomato in bright pink net houses boosts the nutrient content of the fruit, but once pests, temperature, and moisture are factored in, things are not as rosy as they seem.
Screening of tomato and pepper in field trials in different locations around the world to find heat-tolerant material.