In a recent update from Michel CAM, Commercial Export Manager of the Federation of Farmers of Fouta-Djalon in Guinea, the longstanding journey of potato production in the region unfolds. With roots tracing back to the 1990s, the Federation boasts a rich history of cultivating potatoes. Amidst this backdrop, HZPC France emerges as a pivotal partner, initially through the Nicola variety and now with Sagitta, a variety gaining traction in the region.
This partnership not only signifies a collaboration but also represents an evolution in potato cultivation practices. Sagitta, specifically tailored to the local terrain, stands out as a beacon of adaptability and resilience. Joining the ranks are Panamera and Noblesse, adding diversity and innovation to the agricultural landscape of Guinea.
The collaboration extends beyond mere transactions; it embodies a shared journey of exploration and discovery. Local farmers play a crucial role in this narrative, their expertise and dedication guiding the way forward. As we embark on a tour of the fields with these resilient farmers, we extend our gratitude for their unwavering commitment.
In essence, the story of potato cultivation in Guinea is not merely about yields and varieties; it’s a testament to the enduring partnerships forged over time. Through collaboration, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of excellence, the potato industry in Guinea continues to thrive.
Stay tuned for more updates as we delve deeper into the world of potatoes, exploring new horizons and celebrating the timeless partnership between tradition and innovation.
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