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Boosting socio-economic gender equity for smallholder potato farmers in Pakistan
August 31, 2022
Hafiz ur Rehman, Muhammad Asif, Qadeer Ahmad
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Conventional farming systems in Pakistan deprive smallholder potato farmers (both men and women) of the fair and equitable social and financial gains they deserve as a result of social, marketing, and technical challenges.
Women and youth play key role in nutritional aspects of Pakistan’s potato value chain
August 11, 2022
Hafiz ur Rehman, Muhammad Asif, Rahila Ishaq
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In Pakistan, rural women and youth constitute more than half of the country’s 220 million population and are responsible for multiple roles in different aspects of crop and food production. This blog is published ahead of International Youth Day on Friday 12 August, 2022.
Enabling the disadvantaged: ACIAR vegetable value chain project helps small onion farmers in Tando Allahyar, Sindh, earn higher profits
August 19, 2021
Azeem Haider Naqvi, Habat Ullah Asad, Muhammad Asif
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Onion is one of the major vegetable crops in Pakistan and most of its producers are smallholder farmers. Due to smaller land holding, traditional farming practices and prevailing marketing system, they are unable to received better price for their produce and cannot uplift their living standards. The current marketing system prefers volume over the quality…
Farmer praises CABI’s postharvest training to help boost Pakistan’s smallholder tomato production
June 9, 2021
Muhammad Asif, Rehan Riaz, Umair Safdar
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Tomato smallholder farmer Irshad Bibi has praised CABI’s postharvest training delivered in Pakistani village of Baili Janobi, District Muzaffargarh, which was aimed at improving ways of handling, packing and transporting the crop to market.
Onion value chain interventions increase incomes for growers in Sindh province, Pakistan
June 30, 2020
Azeem Hayder, Muhammad Asif
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Mr Quraish and Mr Babar are both members of the Strengthening Vegetable Value Chains in Pakistan (SVVCP) onion farmer’s group, from the village Ibrahim Shah in district Tando Allahyar Sindh, who are keen on increasing their yields and sales of their produce.
Farmers learn advanced nursery raising techniques to strengthen Pakistan’s vegetable value chains
February 28, 2020
Babar Bajwa, Muhammad Asif
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Onion and chilli farmers from villages in Pakistan’s Sindh province have come together to learn best practices of vegetable nursery raising as part of the CABI-led Strengthening Vegetable Value Chains Project (SVVCP) project funded by the Australian Centre for International Agriculture Research (ACIAR). The farmers from Ibrahim Shah and Khari Mohammad of district Tando Allahyar…
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