New technology validation in cassava

La Colorada, on the North Coast of Colombia, was chosen by CIAT to study new technology validation in cassava. Trials measured the productivity of improved cassava production technology under actual field conditions, defined factors limiting cassava yields that may have been overlooked in the design...

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Main Author: Lynam, John K.
Format: Informe técnico
Language:Inglés
Published: International Center for Tropical Agriculture 1979
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/71819
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description La Colorada, on the North Coast of Colombia, was chosen by CIAT to study new technology validation in cassava. Trials measured the productivity of improved cassava production technology under actual field conditions, defined factors limiting cassava yields that may have been overlooked in the design of technology, and provided a preliminary assessment of potential constraints on adoption of the new technology. Among the components tested were selection and treatment of stem cuttings, plant population and manual weed control. A split plot design was used since local and promising cv. can be given the same treatment. Ratings of the general eating quality of cv. CMC 40 and MEX 59 indicated that neither was of sufficient quality for human consumption and would only serve for industrial purposes. Only a partial adoption of some techniques was observed. (CIAT)
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spelling CGSpace718192025-11-05T17:44:15Z New technology validation in cassava Lynam, John K. manihot esculenta cultivars cuttings field experiments hoeing production productivity selection spacing starch content technology evaluation carbohydrate content composition cultivation planting propagation materials research starch crops technology weeding La Colorada, on the North Coast of Colombia, was chosen by CIAT to study new technology validation in cassava. Trials measured the productivity of improved cassava production technology under actual field conditions, defined factors limiting cassava yields that may have been overlooked in the design of technology, and provided a preliminary assessment of potential constraints on adoption of the new technology. Among the components tested were selection and treatment of stem cuttings, plant population and manual weed control. A split plot design was used since local and promising cv. can be given the same treatment. Ratings of the general eating quality of cv. CMC 40 and MEX 59 indicated that neither was of sufficient quality for human consumption and would only serve for industrial purposes. Only a partial adoption of some techniques was observed. (CIAT) 1979 2016-02-29T17:12:54Z 2016-02-29T17:12:54Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/71819 en Open Access application/pdf International Center for Tropical Agriculture LYNAM, J.K. 1979. New technology validation in cassava. Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT), Cali, CO. 10 p.
spellingShingle manihot esculenta
cultivars
cuttings
field experiments
hoeing
production
productivity
selection
spacing
starch content
technology evaluation
carbohydrate content
composition
cultivation
planting
propagation materials
research
starch crops
technology
weeding
Lynam, John K.
New technology validation in cassava
title New technology validation in cassava
title_full New technology validation in cassava
title_fullStr New technology validation in cassava
title_full_unstemmed New technology validation in cassava
title_short New technology validation in cassava
title_sort new technology validation in cassava
topic manihot esculenta
cultivars
cuttings
field experiments
hoeing
production
productivity
selection
spacing
starch content
technology evaluation
carbohydrate content
composition
cultivation
planting
propagation materials
research
starch crops
technology
weeding
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/71819
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