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  • 2010

    This manual was written for primary school pupils and primary school leavers in the banana growing valleys of Zimbabwe. It is designed to equip the pupil or school leaver with basic skills and knowledge needed to grow bananas commercially.

    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2010
    Topic: 
    Education
    Publisher: 
    Developed by Ministry of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture with support from SNV Netherlands Development Organization
    Pages: 
    26
  • 2010

    This manual was written for primary school pupils and primary school leavers in the banana growing valleys of Zimbabwe. It is designed to equip the pupil or school leaver with basic skills and knowledge needed to grow bananas commercially. It gives suggestions on how to grow bananas, and recommendations on how to make a business out of growing and selling them.

    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2010
    Region: 
    Africa
    Country: 
    Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Sub-sector: 
    Staple food crops
    Cash crops
    Topic: 
    Market Access
    Youth
    Publisher: 
    Ministry of Education
    Sport
    Arts and Culture of Zimbabwe; SNV
    Pages: 
    26
  • 2011

    Over 70% of secondary school pupils fail to obtain a full certificate and do not have relevant skills to provide for a reasonable livelihood within local conditions. This module has been developed on the assumption that people in certain areas of Zimbabwe make a living on the farming of fruits such as bananas, and it therefore hopes to fill a gap by providing relevant education to learners in banana growing localities.

    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2011
    Region: 
    Africa
    Country: 
    Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Sub-sector: 
    Staple food crops
    Cash crops
    Topic: 
    Market Access
    Youth
    Publisher: 
    Ministry of Education
    Sports
    Arts and Culture of Zimbabwe; SNV
    Pages: 
    25
  • 2010

    This framework can be used by primary schools to practically teach children new methods and skills in banana growing. In the area where this framework was developed, new agronomic practices in banana farming were introduced to farmers. Their children were however not included in this transfer of knowledge and skills, even though many will be the farmers of tomorrow. Learning these methods and inputs can increase production and improve the quality of produce.

    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2010
    Region: 
    Africa
    Country: 
    Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Sub-sector: 
    Cash crops
    Publisher: 
    Arts and Culture of Zimbabwe; SNV
    Pages: 
    14
  • 2011

    This framework can be used by schools to practically teach children new methods and skills in banana growing. In the area where this framework was developed, new agronomic practices in banana farming were introduced to farmers. Their children were however not included in this transfer of knowledge and skills, even though many will be the farmers of tomorrow. Learning these methods and inputs can increase production and improve the quality of produce.

    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2011
    Region: 
    Africa
    Country: 
    Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Sub-sector: 
    Cash crops
    Topic: 
    Market Access
    Youth
    Publisher: 
    Ministry of Education
    Sports
    Arts and Culture of Zimbabwe; SNV
    Pages: 
    13
  • 2011

    There are more than 3 .5 million goats in Zimbabwe, of which 98 per cent are indigenous breeds and owned by the smallholder farmers. Human populations are growing, and creating a significant and increasing demand for additional animal protein foods. The goat can play an important role in meeting these demands. This calls for farmers to put value in their goat enterprises by shifting from subsistence production to commercial production. It is easier to increase the population of small ruminants (goats and sheep) than large stock. In economic terms the opportunity costs are low for goat production.

    This manual has been written to provide information to farmers who are in need of knowledge to start a goat enterprise on a commercial basis, and goat husbandry. The information is not completely comprehensive, but combines experiences from authors and farmers.

    Type: 
    Manual
    Document language: 
    English
    Year: 
    2011
    Region: 
    Africa
    Country: 
    Zimbabwe
    Sector: 
    Agriculture
    Sub-sector: 
    Meat and milk
    Topic: 
    Market Access
    Subject: 
    Training
    Author: 
    J.L.N. Sikosana; T.S. Senda
    Publisher: 
    Department of Agricultural Research and Extension Zimbabwe, SNV
    Pages: 
    56
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