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Training on Production of Rooted Apical Cuttings of Potato

Under the framework of the FoodSec Semence Regional Project (2021-2025), funded by the European Union under the 11th European Development Fund (EDF), a training programme on Apical Cutting Production was held from 4th to 6th May 2022 at FAREI, Réduit. The training was organised by the Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique (CIRAD) and […]

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Africa Day Celebration

Theme: Climate Change and Consequences on Food Security in Africa In context of Africa Day Celebration, a Webinar Conference on “Climate Change and Consequences on Food Security in Africa” was held on 23rd of May 2022. 38 United Nations members comprising of 3 members from Africa (Mauritius, Comoro Islands, Seychelles) and 20 Non-United Nations Members

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Gérer les cultures et l’élevage – Cyclone Batsirai

Mieux gérer vos cultures et votre élevage en période cyclonique L’agriculture subit des pertes énormes après le passage d’un cyclone. La plupart des dégâts causes sont hors de contrôle humain.  Cependant, il a été démontré que certaines précautions prises avant un cyclone et des mesures promptes après le passage d’un cyclone aident à limiter les

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World Food Day 2021

World Food Day 2021 Every year, the 16th of October marks the celebration of the World Food Day, which is the commemorative date of the creation of the United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) in 1945. The mission statement of the FAO was to alleviate famine and hunger after the World War II, which

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Onion Research Agenda

The onion research agenda at the FAREI comprises two main research programmes, the introduction and evaluation of elite germplasm and breeding. Important traits in the selection process include high yield, tolerance to diseases, good storability and appealing bulb qualities.

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