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Organic Cotton Project Guide |
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The aim of the guide is to support organizers of organic cotton projects in designing and setting up organic cotton production with smallholders, or in re-thinking existing projects. Recognizing that there are many possible ways and approaches in doing this, the guide wants to stimulate reflection and provide ideas rather than giving final answers and prescriptions. The guide does not deal with the processing of cotton fiber and trade of cotton products.
Authors: Frank Eyhorn
Publisher/Editor: Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL, Frick, Switzerland
Year: 2005
Commissioned by: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), Switzerland
© Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL
32 Pages
Contents:
- Defining project objectives
- Market research
- Finding partners
- Farmers’ participation
- Defining the project structure
- The extension team
- Organic cotton farming
- Organic certification
- Buying and selling
- Continuous improvement
- Steps in setting up an organic cotton project (flow chart)
- Useful documents / web sites
Download Organic Cotton Project Guide in .pdf
All extension tools on organic cotton are also available on a CD from the FiBL website
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