Rwanda: Farmers Look to Reduce Post-Harvest Losses Under FAO-Funded Project

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Rwanda: Farmers Look to Reduce Post-Harvest Losses Under FAO-Funded Project

[New Times] A new project led by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is set to reduce post-harvest losses, improve incomes, and enhance food security for farmers in Nyagatare District of Eastern Province.

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