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  1. Government aims to transform agriculture for economic growth in Liberia.
  2. International bodies assess agricultural challenges in Liberia. Agriculture remains central to Liberia’s economy and food security.

EU-Funded Project Targets Commercialization of Cassava in Liberia

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A project is currently underway to boost cassava production in Liberia. The initiative, which is funded by the EU, focuses on introducing new varieties and teaching Good Agronomic Practices (GAPs) to certified seed producers. The project aims to commercialize stems of improved varieties, recognizing that cassava is a strategic component for industrialization in Liberia.

From liberianobserver.com

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Cassava is the second staple food in Liberia after rice, and about 60% of the country's farming households cultivate the crop. Experts involved in the project describe cassava as having the potential to drive economic growth through its commercialization.

International bodies assess agricultural challenges in Liberia. Agriculture remains central to Liberia’s economy and food security.

From liberianobserver.com

Who's involved

  • LiberiaSovereign state where the agricultural project is taking place.
  • projectCollaborative enterprise focused on enhancing and commercializing cassava production.

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