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Sostino Mocumbe

Resource Type
CCARDESA Content
Category
Case Study
Type
Document
Date of Publication
Sep 01, 2019
Language
English
Description/Abstract

Seed quality can have a major impact on potential crop yield. Previous research found that about 60% of the crop yield in small cereals such as rice relies on the varietal genetic potential. In Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique and other developing countries, rice is grown as a food and cash crop by smallholder farmers whose productivity, production and marketing potential are yet to be reached.

Institution
Mozambique Agricultural Research Institute
Citation

Mocumbe.s,(2019), in Zambia, Malawi and Mozambique: Yields and Income Are Fueling Farmer’s Decision to Become Rice Seed Growers.Pg.9, Maputo, Mozambique

Funding Partner
The World Bank

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