Cassava enterprises

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	Guides and Training Materials
	Pest Control in Cassava Farms (pdf.)	Contribution of IITA improved cassava to food security in sub-Saharana\ Africa (pdf.)

Enterprises	Cassava An illustrated guide on 'Growing Cassava Commercially in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Cassava in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Maize with Cassava in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Melon and Maize with Cassava in Nigeria (pdf.) Starting a Cassava Farm (pdf.) Disease Control in Cassava Farms (pdf.) Other Crops Growing Citrus in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Cocoyam in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Cowpea in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Maize in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Mango in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Pawpaw in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Pepper in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Upland Rice in Nigeria (pdf.) Growing Lowland Rice in Nigeria (pdf.) Livestock Goat and Sheep Fattening Technique in Nigeria (pdf.) Pig Fattening Technique in Nigeria (pdf.) Rabbitry in Nigeria (pdf.)
Cassava Production Chips Flour Starch Ethanol Gari Glucose Bakery Glue Livestock Feed Guides Links


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Fair use of the material on this website is encouraged. Short excerpts of text may be quoted provided that the source is acknowledged; however, for permission to use substantial quantities of text, or images, please contact iita-icp@cgiar.org. ICP is implemented by IITA in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMA&RD), and the Federal Government of Nigeria, the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) of Nigeria, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and States in southern Nigeria. © 2005 IITA.