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Fama gaid buk

Gutpela agrikalsa prektis, kakao pri/pos-haves, semi-proses, na gredin infomesen bilong ol kakao fama insait long greita Sepik rijon

Year of publication 2024

Place of publication Wewak, Papua New Guinea ;

Pages 72 p.

Author FAO

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Book (stand-alone)

ISBN 978-92-5-138850-1

Synopsis (short abstract) Dispela buk long Tok Pisin bai kamap olsem wanpela buk lain na gaimas long ol kakao fama bilong Papua Niugini. Em i gat gutpela na strongpela stiatok long olgeta samting bilong kakao na bai helpim ol fama long kisim save long gutpela pasin bilong planim kakao, lukautim na bosim blok, kontrolim ol sik, kisim kaikai, na bihainim gutpela pasin long harves na lukautim kaikai bihain long harves. Dispela buk bai givim olgeta tok luksave long ol dispela bikpela samting. Em bai lainim ol fama long gutpela pasin long planim na lukautim kakao diwai, na ol bikpela wok bilong blok managemen na hau long lukautim gut blok. Na tu, ol rot na pasin bilong kontrolim ol sik na bagarap long kakao diwai bai stap insait, wantaim gutpela taim na rot bilong kisim kaikai bilong kakao. Dispela buk bai soim ol gutpela pasin bilong lukautim kaikai bihain long harves. Ol dispela samting bai helpim ol fama long kirapim bek laining bilong ol na bihainim ol lo na stiatok bilong wokim kakao long gutpela pasin.

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FAO. 2024. Fama gaid buk - Gutpela agrikalsa prektis (gap), kakao pri/pos-haves, semi-proses, na gredin infomesen bilong ol kakao fama insait long greita Sepik rijon. Wewak.

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