Cocoa in Grenada

General aspects are described of the cocoa industry of Grenada, including: historical development; climate and soils; organization and significance, cultivation, processing and marketing; pests and diseases; research and the prospects of the industry. The crop is mainly grown by small holders in protected valleys and slopes in different parts of this island between 150 and 300 m altitude, where average annual rainfall is approx. 2,000 mm with dry months. Production in 1970 was estimated at 3,000 tons. The main pests are cacao beetle (Steirastoma breve) and the thrips (Selenotrips rubrocinctus), the major diseases are witches' broom (Marasmius perniciosus) and pod rot (Phytophthora palmivora). (Tropical Abstracts 26:u1167)

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Main Author: 60008 Cruickshank, A.M.
Format: biblioteca
Published: 1970
Subjects:THEOBROMA, HISTORIA, SUELOS, INDUSTRIA CACAOTERA, ESPACIAMIENTO, SOMBRA, PLANTAS DE SOMBRA, FERTILIZANTES, PROCESAMIENTO, MERCADEO, CONTROL DE PLAGAS, CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES, FITOMEJORAMIENTO, GRANADA,
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:668232020-02-03T21:33:56ZCocoa in Grenada 60008 Cruickshank, A.M. 1970General aspects are described of the cocoa industry of Grenada, including: historical development; climate and soils; organization and significance, cultivation, processing and marketing; pests and diseases; research and the prospects of the industry. The crop is mainly grown by small holders in protected valleys and slopes in different parts of this island between 150 and 300 m altitude, where average annual rainfall is approx. 2,000 mm with dry months. Production in 1970 was estimated at 3,000 tons. The main pests are cacao beetle (Steirastoma breve) and the thrips (Selenotrips rubrocinctus), the major diseases are witches' broom (Marasmius perniciosus) and pod rot (Phytophthora palmivora). (Tropical Abstracts 26:u1167)General aspects are described of the cocoa industry of Grenada, including: historical development; climate and soils; organization and significance, cultivation, processing and marketing; pests and diseases; research and the prospects of the industry. The crop is mainly grown by small holders in protected valleys and slopes in different parts of this island between 150 and 300 m altitude, where average annual rainfall is approx. 2,000 mm with dry months. Production in 1970 was estimated at 3,000 tons. The main pests are cacao beetle (Steirastoma breve) and the thrips (Selenotrips rubrocinctus), the major diseases are witches' broom (Marasmius perniciosus) and pod rot (Phytophthora palmivora). (Tropical Abstracts 26:u1167)THEOBROMAHISTORIASUELOSINDUSTRIA CACAOTERAESPACIAMIENTOSOMBRAPLANTAS DE SOMBRAFERTILIZANTESPROCESAMIENTOMERCADEOCONTROL DE PLAGASCONTROL DE ENFERMEDADESFITOMEJORAMIENTOGRANADAJournal of the Agricultural Society of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad y Tobago)
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topic THEOBROMA
HISTORIA
SUELOS
INDUSTRIA CACAOTERA
ESPACIAMIENTO
SOMBRA
PLANTAS DE SOMBRA
FERTILIZANTES
PROCESAMIENTO
MERCADEO
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES
FITOMEJORAMIENTO
GRANADA
THEOBROMA
HISTORIA
SUELOS
INDUSTRIA CACAOTERA
ESPACIAMIENTO
SOMBRA
PLANTAS DE SOMBRA
FERTILIZANTES
PROCESAMIENTO
MERCADEO
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES
FITOMEJORAMIENTO
GRANADA
spellingShingle THEOBROMA
HISTORIA
SUELOS
INDUSTRIA CACAOTERA
ESPACIAMIENTO
SOMBRA
PLANTAS DE SOMBRA
FERTILIZANTES
PROCESAMIENTO
MERCADEO
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES
FITOMEJORAMIENTO
GRANADA
THEOBROMA
HISTORIA
SUELOS
INDUSTRIA CACAOTERA
ESPACIAMIENTO
SOMBRA
PLANTAS DE SOMBRA
FERTILIZANTES
PROCESAMIENTO
MERCADEO
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES
FITOMEJORAMIENTO
GRANADA
60008 Cruickshank, A.M.
Cocoa in Grenada
description General aspects are described of the cocoa industry of Grenada, including: historical development; climate and soils; organization and significance, cultivation, processing and marketing; pests and diseases; research and the prospects of the industry. The crop is mainly grown by small holders in protected valleys and slopes in different parts of this island between 150 and 300 m altitude, where average annual rainfall is approx. 2,000 mm with dry months. Production in 1970 was estimated at 3,000 tons. The main pests are cacao beetle (Steirastoma breve) and the thrips (Selenotrips rubrocinctus), the major diseases are witches' broom (Marasmius perniciosus) and pod rot (Phytophthora palmivora). (Tropical Abstracts 26:u1167)
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topic_facet THEOBROMA
HISTORIA
SUELOS
INDUSTRIA CACAOTERA
ESPACIAMIENTO
SOMBRA
PLANTAS DE SOMBRA
FERTILIZANTES
PROCESAMIENTO
MERCADEO
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
CONTROL DE ENFERMEDADES
FITOMEJORAMIENTO
GRANADA
author 60008 Cruickshank, A.M.
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title Cocoa in Grenada
title_short Cocoa in Grenada
title_full Cocoa in Grenada
title_fullStr Cocoa in Grenada
title_full_unstemmed Cocoa in Grenada
title_sort cocoa in grenada
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