Angola: Good: Producers want to reduce the impact of the shortage of sweet potatoes

Published 2020년 9월 9일

Tridge summary

Farmer Alfeu Vinevala is taking action to combat the scarcity of sweet potatoes in the Bié market by providing training to local farmers. The training will focus on seed multiplication and technique regeneration, with the first phase lasting two months. However, Vinevala has noted that the majority of the sweet potato production is being harvested for the Tegma Su processing industry, leaving little for the local market. To address this, Vinevala plans to expand sweet potato production areas and increase the number of farmers receiving training. Agricultural producer Joaquim Aguiar has also expressed the need for more sweet potato production to increase the market and improve the diet for local families.
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Original content

Second or promoter Alfeu Vinevala, to acção visa, sobretudo, combat or negative impact of the scarcity of sweet potatoes that is verified in the Bié market and promote food sustenance for families. According to Alfeu Vinevala, the training includes the component of seed multiplication, I study two solos and the technique of regaining. This training, the first phase for local farmers, lasts approximately two months. Alfeu Vinevala says that, “in the present agricultural period and subsequent years, the production of sweet potatoes from the plantation is all chosen for the Tegma Su processing industry, located in the municipality of Cacuso, Malanje province, to the detriment of the local market. "We have a contract signed with the Palanca sweet potato fry industry, where we collect 15 tons per week of this product" disse or fazendeiro, tending that this factor is going to make little fresh sweet potato in the Bié market. Alfeu Vinevala affirms that he started as a supply of sweet ...
Source: Argenpapa

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