New Technology for Post-harvest Drying and Storage of Horticultural Seeds

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Author(s):
Peetambar Dahal; Kent J. Bradford; Keshavulu Kunusoth; Jwala Bajracharya; Bhartendu Mishra; Johan Van Asbrouck

Type of Document:
Project Document

 

Publisher/Journal:
United States Agency for International Development (USAID)

Date of Publication:
n.d.

Place of Publication:
Washington, DC

Description

Poster. Introduction: High quality seeds of improved varieties are essential to enhance the production of annual horticultural crops. In tropical climates, high temperatures and humidities combine to cause rapid deterioration of seeds in open storage, resulting in loss of value, poor stand establishment, lower productivity and disincentive to invest in improved seeds. Most horticultural seeds in the targeted locations are locally produced or self-saved and are stored without facilities for drying them to moisture Contents that would greatly extend their storage lives.

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