Agriculture Reference
In-Depth Information
Buckwheat, grain amaranths and quinoa are very suitable crops for organic farming, especially
for small scale farms. They extend agro-biodiversity and range of niches organic products, also
for special uses. For an effective production selection of varieties and appropriate growing
conditions should be studied and knowledge of post harvest technology and food processing
must be detailed and up to dated.
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Franc Bavec
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