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A view of maize trial fields used by INERA (Institut National d'Études et de Recherches Agronomiques) for research.

A woman harvesting corn (maize) in Kamilombe, 20km outside of Lubumbashi.

A boy with a watering can looking across a harvested maize field in Kamilombe, 20km outside of Lubumbashi.

An INERA researcher (Institut National d'Études et de Recherches Agronomiques) studying the impact of organic fertilizer on the growth of maize in a trial field.

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Guest houses for INERA researchers (Institut National d'Études et de Recherches Agronomiques) situated near in the Yoko Forest.

Birds flying above a tree in the Nkula Forest.

The INERA Station Chief (Institut National d'Études et de Recherches Agronomiques) searching for a botanical specimen archived in the Erbolarium which is in a state of disrepair and disuse.

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A view of the Nkula Forest.

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A view of a guest house where INERA (Institut National d'Études et de Recherches Agronomiques) researchers stay during the rehabilitation efforts of renovating all INERA research stations, institutes

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Hybrid maize plant

A head of hybrid maize growing at the Owanda Experimental Centre. - - Assistance to Coffee Development. This FAO project is designed to assist the government in the promotion of coffee as a cash crop. FAO experts and volunteers are teaching farmers the various aspects of cultivation, including the use of fertilizer in order to produce large coffee crops of superior quality. Some farmers are also learning techniques of drying coffee. The project began in 1979 and has been extended to the end of 1986.

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