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The economic crisis and floriculture
How is the economic crisis affecting my business? This for many entrepreneurs in our industry is the most pressing question at the moment. Banks are less inclined (or less able or not able at all) to lend money. Consumers are more careful and reluctant to spend money. Transport costs are high. Energy prices are high. Currencies are under pressure. All is doom and gloom… (Read More) Pioneers show Ethiopia the way in roses
Source: FlowerTECH 2008 vol.11/
Ethiopia became an important flower export nation within four years. But like any business that emerged from almost zero, the pioneers had to show the right way, especially what is possible in the different climate zones. one importnat lesson is that only experienced rose growers have a chance in the upper highlands....... (Read More)
Ethiopian rose growers learn IPM by experience
Source: FlowerTECH 2008 vol.11/
In the Ethiopian highlands experiments with biological control of pests are conducted at two rose farms. The results are promising: not only is the red spider mite population dept below economical threshold levels, also the quality of the crop seems to improve. Partners in the project are planning a scaling-up........(Read More)
Which of the two is a third-world country?
Source: FlowerTECH 2008 vol.11/
Ethiopia has always been recognised as one of the poorest countries in the world. manypeople are asking ........(Read More) |
