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29 October 2013, Zoumanabougou, Mali - Farmers Examining the quality of seeds and looking for pests in a sorgo field.There are three kinds of sorgo grown here, the largest, hanging down called pablo, the one straight grinka and hybrid of grinka called yerewolu. FAO project GCP/RAF/482/EC - Supporting competitiveness and sustainable intensification of African cotton sectors through capacity development on Integrated Production and Pest Management. Project objectives: Contribute to sustainable improvement of competitiveness, value addition, and the viability of African cotton value chains to optimize overall impact on the income of cotton producers.

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