Moldovan walnut growers will be introduced to modern technologies for growing hazelnuts

Published 2022년 2월 12일

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From February 11 to 27, Moldovan hazelnut producers will receive free business consultation from American volunteer Ross Penhallegon, as part of the USAID-funded Farmer-to-Farmer program and the CNFA Moldova program. Penhallegon, who has over 50 years of horticulture experience, will compile a pocket guide for growing hazelnuts and organize trainings on advanced pruning techniques in walnut orchards. He will also provide lectures to students of the State Agrarian University of Moldova and farmers about ecological system of growing hazelnuts. His primary assistance will be to members of the Organic Value Chain Alliance - MOVCA, including Euro Alun, who import several varieties of hazelnuts from the USA.

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Moldovan hazelnut producers will have the opportunity to receive a free business consultation from an American volunteer who will be in the country from 11 to 27 February, MOLDPRES informs. The visit will take place as part of the USAID-funded Farmer-to-Farmer program and the CNFA (Cultivating New Frontiers in Agriculture) Moldova program implemented in Moldova. American specialist Ross Penhallegon has more than 50 years of experience in horticulture, especially in the cultivation of hazelnuts and walnuts, and in the past he also worked as an extension specialist at the University of Oregon, USA. The main purpose of the visit is to compile the contents of a pocket guide to growing hazelnuts, as well as to organize trainings on advanced pruning techniques in walnut orchards. See also: Moldova: new requirements for the quality of fruit and vegetable sales came into force At the same time, the expert plans to travel to the field and give lectures to students of the State Agrarian ...

Source: Eastfruit