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Cultivation of fruit trees for home consumption or on a commercial basis. (Source: CED)

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Wilkie IN 2017. Growing food in Windhoek - Urban Agriculture Policy and Practice.

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Growing Food in Windhoek_Urban Agriculture Policy and Practice.pdf	4.31 MB

Munisse P, Andersen SB, Jensen BD, Christiansen JL 2011. Diversity of landraces, agricultural practises and traditional uses of watermelon (Citrullus lanatus) in Mozambique. African Journal of Plant Science 5 (2) 75-86

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Diversity of landraces_agricultural practises and traditional uses of watermelon.pdf	315.09 KB

van Zyl D 2004. Opportunity for Namibian Farmers: Cactus pear.

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Opportunities_for_Namibian_Farmers_Cactus_Pear.pdf	2.03 MB

Lushetile K, Centre for Research Information Action in Africa South African Development and Consulting (CRIAA SA-DC) 2011. Marula Fruit Yield Survey – Methodology.

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Marula Fruit Yield Survey _ methodology.pdf	571.81 KB

Centre for Research Information Action in Africa South African Development and Consulting (CRIAA SA-DC) 2000. Proceedings of the workshop to develop a strategy for the promotion of indigenous fruits in Namibia, 17 and 18 April 2000.

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Workshop to develop a strategy for the promotion of indigenous fruits.pdf	383.85 KB

National Agricultural Support Services Programme (NASSP) 2003. Proceedings of the 2nd National Indigenous Fruit Stakeholders Workshop.

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IFTT workshop proceedings final.pdf	634.85 KB

National Agricultural Support Services Programme (NASSP) 2004. Eco-regional satellite centres report No. 1.

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NASSP Final Report ESC.pdf	408.59 KB

du Plessis P, Gamond R 2004. Promoting Indigenous Fruit in Namibia. Final report regarding further work done on baobab.

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Final report regarding further work done on baobab_2004.pdf	167.25 KB

du Plessis P, Gamond R, Schall F, den Adel S, Amutse-Shigweda F, Mallet M, Lombard C 2005. Promoting Indigenous Fruit in Namibia Report on Phase One and Proposal for Phase Two of the Marula Juice and Pulp Pilot Project.

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MJP3 Ph1 report and Ph2 proposal 22March05.pdf	391.98 KB

Gamond R, den Adel S, du Plessis P, Schall F 2005. Baobab 2004/05: Towards a more reliable, profitable and industrial processing approach.

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BAOBAB final report 6June05.pdf	291.68 KB

Gallardo J 2006. Ximenia harvesting and post-harvesting practices in northern Namibia. Recommendations for quality and fair trade supply of Ximenia kernels.

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Ximenia harvesting and post_harvesting practices.pdf	653.8 KB

Shackelton CM 2002. Growth and fruit production of Sclerocarya birrea in the South African lowveld. Agroforestry Systems 55 (39) 175 - 180

Website link:http://www.springerlink.com/content/u85458703r388527/

Leakey R 2005. Domestication potential of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp. Caffra) in South Africa and Namibia: 3. Multiple trait selection. Agroforestry Systems 64 (1) 51 - 59

Website link:http://www.springerlink.com/content/n11504k745440423/

Leakey R, Shackleton S, du Plessis P 2005. Domestication potential of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp caffra)in South Africa and Namibia: 1. Phenotypic variation in fruit traits. Agroforestry Systems 64 (1) 25 - 35

Website link:http://eprints.jcu.edu.au/5711/

Leakey R, Pate K, Lombard C 2005. Domestication potential of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp caffra) in South Africa and Namibia: 2. Phenotypic variation in nut and kernel traits. Agroforestry Systems 64 (1) 37 - 49

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Domestication potential of Marula in South Africa and Namibia_1.pdf	752.68 KB

Mainah J 2006. Socio and economic importance of Grewia flava to the people of western parts of Kweneng District and factors affecting its spatial distribution in Botswana. Botswana Notes and Records 38 11-19

Website link:http://www.jstor.org/stable/41235983

Envirodu Consulting & Training Solutions 2025. 251106006617: Proposed development of orchards to grow fruits in areas betweeb the centre pivots at Sikondo Irrigiation Scheme, Kavango West Region, Namibia.

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6617_ESMP_Proposed development of orchards_Sikondo Irrigiation Scheme_Kavango West Region.pdf	275.57 KB
6617_Declaration of Authprship_Proposed development of orchards_Sikondo Irrigiation Scheme_Kavango West Region.pdf	61.43 KB
6617_Map_Proposed development of orchards_Sikondo Irrigiation Scheme_Kavango West Region.pdf	76.92 KB
6617_Screening Notice_Proposed development of orchards_Sikondo Irrigiation Scheme_Kavango West Region.pdf	48.9 KB
6617_CV_Proposed development of orchards_Sikondo Irrigiation Scheme_Kavango West Region.pdf	528.7 KB

2003. Proceedings of the 2nd National Indigenous Fruit Stakeholders Workshop, Tsumeb, 8-9 May 2003.. Proceedings of the 2nd National Indigenous Fruit Stakeholders Workshop

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IFTT workshop proceedings final_2003.pdf	634.85 KB

du Plessis P 2002. Promoting Indigenous Fruit in Namibia (PIF).

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Promoting_Indigenous_Fruit_In_Namibia_by_Pierre_Du_Plessis_October_2002.pdf	7.86 MB

Botelle A 2001. A history of Marula use in north-central Namibia.

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A history of Marula use in north_central Namibia.pdf	7.79 MB

Desert Research Foundation of Namibia (DRFN) 2003. The role of indigenous fruit trees in farming systems in North Central System Namibia.

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The role of indigenous fruit trees_North Central Region.pdf	8.54 MB

du Plessis P 2001. Strategy and Action Plan for promoting indigenous fruits in Namibia.

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Trategy_and_Action_Plan_For_Promoting_Indigenous Fruits_in_Namibia_compiled_by_Pierre_du_Plessis_October_2001.pdf	5.02 MB

Lombaard MR, du Toit C 1989. Akkerbounavorsing te strychnos navorsingstasie. Agricola 7 71-74

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Akkerbounavorsing te strychnos navorsingstasie.pdf	684.42 KB

den Adel S 2003. Domestication, Post Harvest Handling and Marketing of Selected Indigenous Fruit Trees.

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Domestication_Post_Harvest_Handling_and_Marketing_of_Selected_Indigenous_Fruit_Trees.pdf	974.2 KB

Berry C 2003. Aspects of phenology and condition of inland and coastal !Nara plants in the Namib-Naukluft Park, Namibia. Dinteria 28 1 - 18

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Dinteria_28_1_Berry_2003.pdf	285.67 KB

Marais DJM 1996. Groundnut cultivar evaluation in Namibia 1991-95. Agricola 9 31 - 32

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Groundnut cultivar evaluation in Namibia 1991_95.pdf	125.73 KB

Braun B 2001. The maintenance of Sweetpotato planting materials in Namibia: Options for the development of a Vine Production and Distribution System. Agricola 12 15 - 19

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The maintenance of Sweetpotato planting materials in Namibia_2001.pdf	655.6 KB

Botelle A, du Plessis P, Pate K, Laamanen R 2002. A Survey of Marula Fruit Yields in North-Central Namibia.

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Survey of Marula fruit yields in Northern Namibia.pdf	1.31 MB

Musaba EC, Sheehama E 2009. The Socio-economic factors influencing harvesting of Eembe (Berchemia discolor) wild fruits by communal households in the Ohangwena region, Namibia. Namibia Development Journal 1 (2)

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Socio-economic factors influencing harvesting of Eembe.pdf	173.23 KB