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Post-harvest constraints and opportunities in cereal and legume production systems in northern Ghana

Post-harvest constraints and opportunities in cereal and legume production systems in northern Ghana

Brice, John, Moss, Caroline, Marsland, Neil, Stevenson, Sullemana, Fuseini, Haruna, Bediako, Joyce, Gbetroe, Harry, Yeboah, Richard and Ayuba, Iddirisu (1996) Post-harvest constraints and opportunities in cereal and legume production systems in northern Ghana. [Working Paper]

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Abstract

A technical and socio-economic survey was carried out throughout the three northern regions of Ghana (Northern, Upper East and Upper West Regions) in July/ August, 1996. The survey, using PRA methods, addressed issues concerning three, three-year long Crop Post Harvest Programme (CPHP) funded projects recently implemented by NRI in these regions (the projects commenced in April1996). The three projects being: "The use of plant materials for protecting farm stored grain against insect infestation" (A0493); "Mud silos for the storage of cereals" (A0494),and; "Improvement in the storage and marketing quality of grain legumes" (A0495).

Item Type: Working Paper
Uncontrolled Keywords: postharvest, cereal, legume, production, Ghana, constraints, opportunities, technical survey, sociao-economic survey, participatory rural appraisal, development , postharvest losses, maize
Faculty / School / Research Centre / Research Group: Faculty of Engineering & Science > Natural Resources Institute
Faculty of Engineering & Science > Natural Resources Institute > Food & Markets Department
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Last Modified: 26 Nov 2019 15:39
URI: http://gala.gre.ac.uk/id/eprint/11749

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