AGLC "Closing Workshop”

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June 26, 2018 - D. Clay. A. Bro, R. A. Church, A. Gerard, M. C. Lopez, D. Ortega

D. Clay, R. A. Church, A. Gerard, M. C. Lopez, D. Ortega with
- Mr. Joseph Bigirimana, MSU (PhD student in Entomology)
- Dr. Alfred Bizoza, University of Rwanda
- Dr. Daniel Rukazambuga, University of Rwanda
- Ms. Kathryn Bowman, The Global Knowledge Initiative

Feed the Future Africa Great Lakes Region Coffee Support Program (AGLC)
Team presentation at the “Closing Workshop”
Kigali, Rwanda, June 26, 2018

INTRODUCTION
AGLC addressed two challenges facing coffee production in Rwanda and the Africa Great Lakes region:

  • Low productivity
  • Antestia bug / Potato taste defect (PTD)

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