Effect Of Integrated Management And Trees Renewal On Income Response Of Cashew Nuts The Case Of Moza

Livro em Português Brasil - Mozambique Was The WorldS Leading Producer And Exporter Of Cashews In The 1970S, Commanding 40 Of The World Market. However, Decades Of Civil War, Unreliable National Strategies, Low Farm-Gate-Prices, Feeble Marketing Systems, Lacks Of Agriculture Inputs And Consumer Goods, Severe Drought, Ageing Of Trees And Diseases, Have Led To A Major Decline In Production And Processing, In The 1990S. Currently, The Country Is Implementing Two Major Policy Instruments, The Integrated Pest Management Of Cashew Trees (Ipm) And Intensification Of Production And Distribution Of Seedlings (Ipds), To Revert The Decreasing Production And Increase Income Of Farmers. Despites The Elapsed Twenty Years Of Implementation Of These Measures, From 1998/99 To 2018/19, Production, And Yields Remain Low. The Study Examines The Effect Of Ipm And Ipds, On Yield And Income Of Farmers And Proposes Strategic Policy Measures To Revert The Causes Of The Problems, Including (A) The Transformation Of Subsistence Smallhold