iso9001 certificate maize oil processing line in rwanda

   
iso9001 certificate maize oil processing line in rwanda
                                               
                                               
                                               
                                               
  • iso9001 certificate maize oil processing line in rwanda
  • Do biotic and abiotic factors affect maize productivity in Rwanda?
  • In Rwanda, NDVI-based studies integrating biotic, abiotic, and socio-economic factors that affect maize productivity are scanty and deserve focus. This study aimed at determining yield gap and devising appropriate strategies for managing maize yield gaps to ensure food security in Rwanda.
  • Can access to maize processing services improve maize quality?
  • However, smallholder farmers typically do not sell their output to buyers in value chains, and one of the reasons is because their output often does not meet the required quality standards. Researchers are evaluating the effects of providing farmers with access to maize processing services that could improve maize quality on their input decisions.
  • How can crop intensification improve food security and self-sufficiency in Rwanda?
  • In the case of Rwanda, efforts are invested in promoting the crop intensification programme with the aim of increasing agricultural productivity of high potential food crops (maize, rice, wheat, cassava, Irish potato, and beans) for ensuring food security and self-sufficiency (Kathiresan 2011 ).
  • Are low nutrient inputs a major cause of yield gaps in Rwanda?
  • Knowledge that low nutrient inputs are a major cause of yield gaps in Rwanda should prioritize increasing the rate of fertilizer use in these agricultural systems. The main goal of agricultural crop management in a country is to guarantee food resources for its population.