Under cover
Citation
CTA. 2003. Under cover. Spore 104. CTA, Wageningen, The Netherlands.
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Abstract/Description
Growing crops in greenhouses can increase off-season availability of vegetables and improve product quality through better control against damage from pests and weather.
Notes
Growing crops in greenhouses can increase off-season availability of vegetables and improve product quality through better control against damage from pests and weather. However, greenhouse cultivation is a labour- and time-intensive way of farming, and requires considerable financial investment.
A group of NGOs in Dominica, having joined forces to encourage diversification of the island's agriculture, set out to promote greenhouse cultivation. With support from CTA, they published a practical manual on growing crops in greenhouses, covering all the steps, from construction to marketing the yields. A booklet which will also be useful for neighbouring islands.
Greenhouse Manual For Small Farmers
NGO Agriculture Diversification Project, 2002. 52 pp. 2002.
US$ 12 / 11.30
J Foye
NGO-ADP
PO Box 268
Dominica
Fax: +1 767 448 23 08
Email: spat@cwdom.dm
Subjects
CROPS;Countries
DominicaRegions
CaribbeanOrganizations Affiliated to the Authors
Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural CooperationCollections
- CTA Spore (English) [4421]