Supporting smallholder farmers in developing countries to improve postharvest management of staple grains: the role of loss reduction technologies Alan Warde

Supporting smallholder farmers in developing countries to improve postharvest management of staple grains: the role of loss reduction technologies Alan WardeSmallholder farmers constitute the bulk of staple grain producers in developing countries but there is inadequate support in the postharvest management (PHM) phase of the food supply chain. Several effective PHM technologies have been developed to tackle food grain losses. However, minimum impact has been realised mainly because the technologies have not been widely adopted for various reasons. This chapter analyses PHM practices, available

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