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JORDAN 2016. Regional Integrated Pest Management Programme in the Near East

05 October 2016, Karak, Jordan - Farmer field school (FFS) graduates during the impact study focus and individual discussions in NENA region. FFS were introduced in Jordan in 2003 through the FAO Regional Integrated Pest Management Programme GTFS/REM/070/ITA. The FFS have been implemented mainly along the Jordan Valley, South Shouneh, Mahes & Al Fehaies, Dair Alla, Madaba, Irbid, Mafraq, Highlands and the Safi Area on 16 specific topics regarding several cultivations such as tomatoes, watermelons and cucumbers.

10/05/2016

Project ID GTFS/REM/070/ITA

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