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04 Jul 2013
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Nine research projects selected for the 2013-2016 period
The Regional Centre for Agricultural Research (CRRA) of the National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA-Meknes) has just set up a new medium-term research programme (2013-2016) with nine research projects for the promotion of priority sectors, the management of natural resources, and the improvement of agricultural productivity.
Nine medium-term research projects have been selected by the Regional Centre for Agricultural Research (CRRA), falling under the INRA of Meknes for the 2013-2016 period. These projects concern the improvement of the olive sector through the selection of high-performance genotypes, the optimisation of cultivation techniques and the upgrading of professional organisation, the improvement of the productivity of intensive fruit rosaceae (apple, apricot, almond, plum, peach, pear) and the analysis of aggregation models, the development of high-performance genotypes of fig, carob, and walnut, the intensification of the productivity and sustainability of the cereal sector, or even the improvement of the productivity of annual crops in rotation with cereals (broad beans and field beans, oilseeds, fodder, market gardening) in their agricultural production systems in the Saïss. The other research…
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