NASC expresses optimism over policy document on seeds production, mgt
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By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja
The National Agricultural Seeds Council, NASC, on Friday, expressed optimism over a policy document on seeds production and management to serve as a reference point in identifying varieties.
This was expressed in an address by the Director-General, NASC, Dr Philip Ojo, at a one-day ‘Stakeholders’ Review and Validation Workshop on the Draft National Descriptors for Select Varieties of Maize, Rice and Soybean’ held in Abuja.
Ojo explained that the essence of the workshop is to review, validate and adopt the document that will enhance production and management of seed fields, where it will assist in accurately and appropriately reporting and identifying seed varieties.
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varieties that can adapt to changing climate conditions and 1st and foremost when you look at our trial field we need forecasts that we need to know what we ll be dealing with and 2050 so that plant breeders can start cultivating new varieties that are fit for the future is off the farm organ system. this is plant research or robert callers dream job. in the guise that i do stuff i love how adaptable and flexible plants are and their response to the environment that regardless of the variety that s up it s not all corn is the same and not all freezes the same flashlights and there s a range of options and we re going to be prepared for future challenges if we re going to be able to cope with the environmental conditions that await us if this is off the over the din also again if it s a conflict of on. some nature itself can provide solutions to the problems
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