Seed multiplication by resource-limited farmers : proceedings of the Latin American Workshop, Goiâna, Brazil, 7-11 April 2003.
by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
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BookSeries: Publisher: Rome : Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2004Description: xii, 86 p. : col. ill., col. map ; 30 cm.ISBN: 9251052174.Subject(s): Seed technology | Farms, Small | Seed supply | International reliefDDC classification: 631 FOO 2004 A091 Or. Summary: FAO, through its Seed and Plant Genetics Resources Service, is conducting a series of workshops to generate ideas, develop methodologies and facilitate initiatives aimed at strengthening on-farm seed multiplication (the informal seed system), thereby addressing the seed security needs of smallholder farmers. The informal seed system in Latin America receives inadequate attention from policy-makers. FAO organized the Latin American Workshop on Seed Multiplication by Resource-limited Farmers to identify the major constraints facing on-farm seed production and the groups of resource-limited farmers to be targeted, and to propose solutions for increasing the availability of good quality seed to small-holder farmers.
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"TC/M/Y5706E/1/11.04/1350"--P. [4] of cover.
FAO, through its Seed and Plant Genetics Resources Service, is conducting a series of workshops to generate ideas, develop methodologies and facilitate initiatives aimed at strengthening on-farm seed multiplication (the informal seed system), thereby addressing the seed security needs of smallholder farmers. The informal seed system in Latin America receives inadequate attention from policy-makers. FAO organized the Latin American Workshop on Seed Multiplication by Resource-limited Farmers to identify the major constraints facing on-farm seed production and the groups of resource-limited farmers to be targeted, and to propose solutions for increasing the availability of good quality seed to small-holder farmers.
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