| Anancy, the CTA Virtural Resource Center is a web portal providing numerous information resource materials on agricultural and rural development. It compiles the Centre technical publications, proceedings, policy briefs or rural radio materials. |
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| Marketing and Trade (Daily Bulletins CTA Seminars) |
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The Expert Consultation on Market Information Systems and Agricultural Commodity: Exchanges: Strengthening Market Signals and Institutions: proceeding
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The Expert Consultation on Market Information Systems and Agricultural Commodity Exchanges: Strengthening Market Signals and Institutions was convened to review CTA’s investments in MIS and ACEs within a broad perspective to determine which are the more successful systems, what conditions have enabled them to function well, and how they are being used by farmers’ organisations, traders and other development partners...
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| Information and Communication Management (Technical Publications) |
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CTA annual report 2007
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The CTA reports on its activities during 2007 through themes such as agriculture, environment, agricultural trade, information and communication management, organizational capacity development, and other cross-cutting issues.
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| Agriculture - general (South Pacific Agricultural News) |
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South Pacific Agricultural News
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Themes covered in this issue include: new technology for improved coffee, taro market in Samoa, peanut research and .. Samoa’s organic coconut oil for cosmetic products.
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| Agriculture - general (South Pacific Agricultural News) |
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South Pacific Agricultural News
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Themes covered in this issue include: cassava, sweet potatoes, learning with farmers and ... biofuels
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| Crop Production and Protection (Technical Publications) |
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A Study for the Development of a Handbook of Selected Caribbean Herbs for Industry
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This study is intended to produce a handbook, for the growers, extension workers, and other partners in the industry. It will provide up-to-date information on twenty Caribbean herbs selected for their possible economic potential...
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