The first seeds of BASF hybrids produced in Ethiopia entered the market in Ukraine
Published 2021년 6월 28일
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BASF has invested 8 million euros in a new seed production facility in the Amhara region of Africa. The complex, which costs 8 million euros, is designed to cultivate sweet peppers, tomatoes, and cucumbers year-round using an automated climate control system for humidity, heating, and irrigation. The facility sits on a 15-hectare plot with a 2-hectare greenhouse and employs 70 permanent and up to 100 seasonal workers.
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BASF has for the first time placed seed production in Africa at a cost of 8 million euros. An innovative greenhouse complex is located in the Amhara region with ideal climatic conditions. Here it is possible to grow sweet peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers all year round. Climate control (including humidity, heating and irrigation) is fully automated. This allows to provide consumers with the necessary seeds with minimal risks. 70 ...
Source: Infoindustria
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