Requests for the planting materials and technical information of cactus pear by different stakeholders
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2021-11-21Citation
Requests for the planting materials and technical information of cactus pear by different stakeholders.
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ICARDA with national partners was able to create significant interest on the cactus pear plantation across various stakeholders in different countries such as India and Jordan. This document provides a sample of official and personal requests from various stakeholders (including individual farmers, development projects, International organization, NGOs, agricultural extension center in India (KVK) private sectors and NARS) to provide them with cactus pear planting materials in addition to technical information about the cactus pear growing practices.
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