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ProjectHorticulture Cultivars Performance Information - MTF/GLO/697/MUL 2021
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The aim of the HORTIVAR database is to facilitate access to information on the performance of horticultural crop cultivars and to help users to identify cultivars and cropping practices adapted to their specific requirements and environment. This aim was achieved and the database currently contains over 90 000 horticultural data sets, covering more than 28 000 cultivars and 1 000 species. It can now function as an information tool to help small scale farmers to take decisions based on factual information. In order to ensure sustainability, the project established a network of institutional and individual partners who can continue to use and enrich HORTIVAR without further project support. In addition, the awareness raising and training workshops organized under the project enabled many people to participate in knowledge exchange activities based on the HORTIVAR database, improving users’ capacities for conducting analysis on data sets. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetHORTIVAR - Horticultural Cultivar Performance Database 2016
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No results found.HORTIVAR is a geo-referenced database which safeguards and provides easy access to information on the field performance of horticuluture species and cultivars worldwide in different agro-ecological environments. It is also a platform for exchange of information on the horticulture sector in general. It is a perfect tool to identify species and cultivars, which will help to set off the effects of climate change and facilitate quick response for supply of seeds of adapted speceis and cultivars in support of emergency interventions. With information on nutrient composition of fruit and vegetables, HORTIVAR is a reference for healthy diets within food and nutrition security strategies. -
ProjectInformation sur les performances des cultivars agricoles - MTF/GLO/697/MUL 2021
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The aim of the HORTIVAR database is to facilitate access to information on the performance of horticultural crop cultivars and to help users to identify cultivars and cropping practices adapted to their specific requirements and environment. This aim was achieved and the database currently contains over 90 000 horticultural data sets, covering more than 28 000 cultivars and 1 000 species. It can now function as an information tool to help small scale farmers to take decisions based on factual information. In order to ensure sustainability, the project established a network of institutional and individual partners who can continue to use and enrich HORTIVAR without further project support. In addition, the awareness raising and training workshops organized under the project enabled many people to participate in knowledge exchange activities based on the HORTIVAR database, improving users’ capacities for conducting analysis on data sets. -
ProjectHorticulture Cultivars Performance Information - MTF/GLO/697/MUL 2021
Also available in:
The aim of the HORTIVAR database is to facilitate access to information on the performance of horticultural crop cultivars and to help users to identify cultivars and cropping practices adapted to their specific requirements and environment. This aim was achieved and the database currently contains over 90 000 horticultural data sets, covering more than 28 000 cultivars and 1 000 species. It can now function as an information tool to help small scale farmers to take decisions based on factual information. In order to ensure sustainability, the project established a network of institutional and individual partners who can continue to use and enrich HORTIVAR without further project support. In addition, the awareness raising and training workshops organized under the project enabled many people to participate in knowledge exchange activities based on the HORTIVAR database, improving users’ capacities for conducting analysis on data sets. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetHORTIVAR - Horticultural Cultivar Performance Database 2016
Also available in:
No results found.HORTIVAR is a geo-referenced database which safeguards and provides easy access to information on the field performance of horticuluture species and cultivars worldwide in different agro-ecological environments. It is also a platform for exchange of information on the horticulture sector in general. It is a perfect tool to identify species and cultivars, which will help to set off the effects of climate change and facilitate quick response for supply of seeds of adapted speceis and cultivars in support of emergency interventions. With information on nutrient composition of fruit and vegetables, HORTIVAR is a reference for healthy diets within food and nutrition security strategies. -
ProjectInformation sur les performances des cultivars agricoles - MTF/GLO/697/MUL 2021
Also available in:
The aim of the HORTIVAR database is to facilitate access to information on the performance of horticultural crop cultivars and to help users to identify cultivars and cropping practices adapted to their specific requirements and environment. This aim was achieved and the database currently contains over 90 000 horticultural data sets, covering more than 28 000 cultivars and 1 000 species. It can now function as an information tool to help small scale farmers to take decisions based on factual information. In order to ensure sustainability, the project established a network of institutional and individual partners who can continue to use and enrich HORTIVAR without further project support. In addition, the awareness raising and training workshops organized under the project enabled many people to participate in knowledge exchange activities based on the HORTIVAR database, improving users’ capacities for conducting analysis on data sets. -
ProjectHorticulture Cultivars Performance Information - MTF/GLO/697/MUL 2021
Also available in:
The aim of the HORTIVAR database is to facilitate access to information on the performance of horticultural crop cultivars and to help users to identify cultivars and cropping practices adapted to their specific requirements and environment. This aim was achieved and the database currently contains over 90 000 horticultural data sets, covering more than 28 000 cultivars and 1 000 species. It can now function as an information tool to help small scale farmers to take decisions based on factual information. In order to ensure sustainability, the project established a network of institutional and individual partners who can continue to use and enrich HORTIVAR without further project support. In addition, the awareness raising and training workshops organized under the project enabled many people to participate in knowledge exchange activities based on the HORTIVAR database, improving users’ capacities for conducting analysis on data sets. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetHORTIVAR - Horticultural Cultivar Performance Database 2016
Also available in:
No results found.HORTIVAR is a geo-referenced database which safeguards and provides easy access to information on the field performance of horticuluture species and cultivars worldwide in different agro-ecological environments. It is also a platform for exchange of information on the horticulture sector in general. It is a perfect tool to identify species and cultivars, which will help to set off the effects of climate change and facilitate quick response for supply of seeds of adapted speceis and cultivars in support of emergency interventions. With information on nutrient composition of fruit and vegetables, HORTIVAR is a reference for healthy diets within food and nutrition security strategies. -
ProjectInformation sur les performances des cultivars agricoles - MTF/GLO/697/MUL 2021
Also available in:
The aim of the HORTIVAR database is to facilitate access to information on the performance of horticultural crop cultivars and to help users to identify cultivars and cropping practices adapted to their specific requirements and environment. This aim was achieved and the database currently contains over 90 000 horticultural data sets, covering more than 28 000 cultivars and 1 000 species. It can now function as an information tool to help small scale farmers to take decisions based on factual information. In order to ensure sustainability, the project established a network of institutional and individual partners who can continue to use and enrich HORTIVAR without further project support. In addition, the awareness raising and training workshops organized under the project enabled many people to participate in knowledge exchange activities based on the HORTIVAR database, improving users’ capacities for conducting analysis on data sets.
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