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Conference Paper 2019-09

Autor: Carey, E.E. Swanckaert, J. Dery, E.K. Akansake, D. Saaka, J. Abidin, P.E. Adofo, K. Baafi, E. Muzhingi, T. David, M. Low, J.W. Gruneberg, W.J.

A major objective of breeding at the Sweetpotato Support Platform for West Africa in Ghana, is the development of non-sweet cultivars suitable for use as staple foods, or in fried and other processed products. This priority was set during stakeholder consultations when establishing the program, a...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/105928

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Carey, E.E. ,  Swanckaert, J. ,  Dery, E.K. ,  Akansake, D. ,  Saaka, J. ,  Abidin, P.E. ,  Adofo, K. ,  Baafi, E. ,  Muzhingi, T. ,  David, M. ,  Low, J.W. ,  Gruneberg, W.J. ,  [Developing and deploying non- and low-sweet sweetpotato cultivars for expanding markets.] ,  Developing and deploying non- and low-sweet sweetpotato cultivars for expanding markets.
Brief 2015-08

Autor: Low, J.W. Bocher, T. Sindi, K.

This flyer outlines the findings of the Rwanda Sweetpotato Super Foods Project, which sought to build an effective public-private sector partnership, and to investigate whether sweetpotato processed products are profitable and acceptable to urban consumers. The project was implemented in four di...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/69200

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Low, J.W. ,  Bocher, T. ,  Sindi, K. ,  [Rwanda Sweetpotato Super Foods Market Chains that work for women and for the poor.] ,  Rwanda Sweetpotato Super Foods Market Chains that work for women and for the poor.

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