Rubber growing in Cote d'Ivoire : current situation and prospects.

Rubber cultivation in Cote d'Ivoire and its marketing are discussed. Commercial production began in 1953, and by the end of 1994 there were 63 835 ha of Hevea plantations, with yields of 71 420 t for 44 736 ha tapped. Cote d'Ivoire is the second largest producer in Africa. Yields are greater than in Asian plantations and the grades produced are all 5 (latex) and 10 (cuplumps). These results have been achieved by close relations between growers and agronomic and technological research establishments. Rubber cultivation was originally under state control but has now been completely privatized.

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Main Authors: Keli, J., autor. aut 42533, Allet, Don A.. 56710, Boa, D. 42705, Dea, B.G. 42415, Kpolo, D.M. 56711
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Subjects:Cote d'Ivoire, crop production, MARKETING, private ownership, production, quality, rubber plants, rubber, tropical crops, yields, Marketing, Rubber plants, Rubber, Tropical crops,
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spelling dig-fedepalma-123456789-833022022-08-05T10:12:12Z Rubber growing in Cote d'Ivoire : current situation and prospects. Keli, J., autor. aut 42533 Allet, Don A.. 56710 Boa, D. 42705 Dea, B.G. 42415 Kpolo, D.M. 56711 Cote d'Ivoire crop production MARKETING private ownership production quality rubber plants rubber tropical crops yields Marketing Marketing Rubber plants Rubber Rubber Tropical crops Rubber cultivation in Cote d'Ivoire and its marketing are discussed. Commercial production began in 1953, and by the end of 1994 there were 63 835 ha of Hevea plantations, with yields of 71 420 t for 44 736 ha tapped. Cote d'Ivoire is the second largest producer in Africa. Yields are greater than in Asian plantations and the grades produced are all 5 (latex) and 10 (cuplumps). These results have been achieved by close relations between growers and agronomic and technological research establishments. Rubber cultivation was originally under state control but has now been completely privatized. Rubber cultivation in Cote d'Ivoire and its marketing are discussed. Commercial production began in 1953, and by the end of 1994 there were 63 835 ha of Hevea plantations, with yields of 71 420 t for 44 736 ha tapped. Cote d'Ivoire is the second largest producer in Africa. Yields are greater than in Asian plantations and the grades produced are all 5 (latex) and 10 (cuplumps). These results have been achieved by close relations between growers and agronomic and technological research establishments. Rubber cultivation was originally under state control but has now been completely privatized. text - F
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crop production
MARKETING
private ownership
production
quality
rubber plants
rubber
tropical crops
yields
Marketing
Marketing
Rubber plants
Rubber
Rubber
Tropical crops
Cote d'Ivoire
crop production
MARKETING
private ownership
production
quality
rubber plants
rubber
tropical crops
yields
Marketing
Marketing
Rubber plants
Rubber
Rubber
Tropical crops
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crop production
MARKETING
private ownership
production
quality
rubber plants
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tropical crops
yields
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Marketing
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Rubber
Rubber
Tropical crops
Cote d'Ivoire
crop production
MARKETING
private ownership
production
quality
rubber plants
rubber
tropical crops
yields
Marketing
Marketing
Rubber plants
Rubber
Rubber
Tropical crops
Keli, J., autor. aut 42533
Allet, Don A.. 56710
Boa, D. 42705
Dea, B.G. 42415
Kpolo, D.M. 56711
Rubber growing in Cote d'Ivoire : current situation and prospects.
description Rubber cultivation in Cote d'Ivoire and its marketing are discussed. Commercial production began in 1953, and by the end of 1994 there were 63 835 ha of Hevea plantations, with yields of 71 420 t for 44 736 ha tapped. Cote d'Ivoire is the second largest producer in Africa. Yields are greater than in Asian plantations and the grades produced are all 5 (latex) and 10 (cuplumps). These results have been achieved by close relations between growers and agronomic and technological research establishments. Rubber cultivation was originally under state control but has now been completely privatized.
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crop production
MARKETING
private ownership
production
quality
rubber plants
rubber
tropical crops
yields
Marketing
Marketing
Rubber plants
Rubber
Rubber
Tropical crops
author Keli, J., autor. aut 42533
Allet, Don A.. 56710
Boa, D. 42705
Dea, B.G. 42415
Kpolo, D.M. 56711
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Allet, Don A.. 56710
Boa, D. 42705
Dea, B.G. 42415
Kpolo, D.M. 56711
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title Rubber growing in Cote d'Ivoire : current situation and prospects.
title_short Rubber growing in Cote d'Ivoire : current situation and prospects.
title_full Rubber growing in Cote d'Ivoire : current situation and prospects.
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