Malawi (production of cassava and sweet potato, constraints).

Sauti N.R.F.

Malawi (production of cassava and sweet potato, constraints).

1982

Sauti N.R.F.

Cassava (Manihot esculenta) and sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) are the two commonly grown root crops in Malawi. There is also cultivation of yams and cocoyams; however, their hectarage is unknown. Information on the country's root crops is scanty, and the current research program only covers cassava and sweet potato.

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commercialisation enfermedades de las plantas ipomoea batatas maladie des plantes malawi manihot esculenta marketing mercadeo organisme nuisible pests plagas plant diseases plant production rendement rendimiento yields

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Production vegetale; Produccion vegetal

Language

English

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Summary (En, Fr); AVAILABILITY: IDRC also on microfiche.

Type

Report; Conference Paper; Conference Part; Conference Proceedings; Summary; Non Conventional; Non-Conventional

Conference

Workshop on Root Crop in Eastern Africa. Kigali (Rwanda). 23-27 Nov 1980.

Corporate Author

Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Mzuzu (Malawi). Lunyangwa Agricultural Research Station

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Malawi (production of cassava and sweet potato, constraints).

1982

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