Jordan today TV media coverage of Group Training Course on Cactus Pear Evaluation & Best-Agronomic Practices
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Mounir Louhaichi, Nizzar Haddad, Sawsan Hassan. (14/7/2019). Jordan today TV media coverage of Group Training Course on Cactus Pear Evaluation & Best-Agronomic Practices. Jordan: Jordan Today TV (Executive Producer).
Abstract
International training course about Cactus Pear Evaluation & Best-Agronomic was conducted in Jordan from 14–18 July 2019. this training was widely covered by the local media and this video is the Jordan today TV news about this event. the main objective of this events were to provide participant information about the cactus pear requirements; Demonstrate cactus best agronomic practices; Learn how to evaluate and describe the different cactus accessions; Share experiences related to cactus cultivation and use in different countries; and Increase awareness about insect pests of cactus pear (cochineal). This training was attended by Twenty-four participants attended: nine trainees from India, 11 from Jordan, one from Iraq, one from Palestine, one from Yemen, and one from Tunisia and delivered by four resource persons from Tunisia, Syria, Italy and Morocco.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11766/10763Collections
- Agricultural Research Knowledge [12025]
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