FINAL REPORT
FINAL REPORT
FINAL REPORT
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• raise import tax/bans forvegetables and potatoes<br />
• provide low interest and long term loans<br />
• provide adequate heating for market halls in winter<br />
Processing and Storing<br />
• provide training courses for processing techniques and recipe<br />
• support establishment of small and medium enterprises for crop processing<br />
• solve access problems to lids and jars<br />
• support construction of storage facilities<br />
• improve food hygienic<br />
Cultivation and Irrigation<br />
• support formation of cooperatives<br />
• introduce new sorts and seeds (e.g. red garlic 44 , green and red peppers, beans,<br />
artichoke, pumpkin, zucchini, Chinese cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, radish, leek,<br />
celeriac, spices)<br />
• improve agricultural machines and mechanisation<br />
• improve acess to seeds and fertilizer<br />
• support greenhouse construction<br />
• reclaim abandoned land<br />
• solve water conflicts<br />
• regulate fair access to and distribution of irrigation water<br />
• introduceefficientirrigation systems and pumps<br />
• reconstruct Janjin Booltheadwork<br />
17.7 Summary<br />
The main findings of the market study can be summarized as follows:<br />
1. At present, crop farming is carried out mainly by individual households. Nevertheless,<br />
in recent years more than ten crop farming cooperatives have been established within<br />
the Buyant River Delta. Some are highly effective and profit from cooperation,<br />
specialisation and distribution of labour and tasks.<br />
44 It was reported that a variety of red garlic from Zavkhan aimag has a potential to be exported to Japan and<br />
South Korea for up to 10,000 MNT/kg. The main problem is acess to appropriate seeds.<br />
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