Guatemalan cardamom producers will have access to best practices and techniques to improve production and increase their exports.
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
From a statement by the Guatemalan Exporters Association:
"In order for partnerships, cooperatives, committees and community groups, to work directly with the leaders of the national economy, the Cardamom Committee at AGEXPORT, under the Rural Agro Meeting to be held on 20 and 21 March 2014, in Coban, Alta Verapaz, is inviting cardamom producers to work together through an Agricultural Export Network, which will serve to facilitate the transfer of technology to farmers in different themes, so that they can take advantage of new business opportunities.
The Network seeks to ensure the health of consumers in international markets through the application of Good Agricultural Practices and articles on all the processes involved in the production and processing of cardamom and other crops and / or export products from the Transversal Strip in the North of the country.
On May 5th-6th breeders from different countries will meet in Costa Rica to discuss issues of reproduction, marketing and sustainability in the production of buffalo meat.
From a press release issued by the Costa Rican Association of Buffalo Breeders:
"At this time when the country continues to grow steadily in the development of the buffalo cattle, Costa Rica will be hosting the VII Buffalo Breeders Symposium of the Americas and Europe, which will bring together experts breeders from different countries around the world to cover four major themes during their meeting: Marketing and Sales, Legislation, Health and Reproduction and Entrepreneurship and sustainability.
Better management practices allow taking advantage of opportunities, some of which are lost due to the everyday workload and emergencies to attend.
When we hear ourselves say "I did not have time for lunch" or "I still have 30 emails to answer," we must stop and analyze what we are doing wrong; surely we are transmitting to the company that aching feeling of continuous pressure which weakens the ability to think.
Rainforest Alliance and USAID have presented a new standard aimed at encouraging cattle farms to improve their environmental and social sustainability.
This standard, which forms part of the agreements established in DR-CAFTA, will help cattle farmers to implement best practices by voluntarily opting to obtain the the Rainforest Alliance Certified™ certification.
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