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Farmers harvesting potatoes. Mondulkiri, says it could capitalise on potato farming as demand grows in Cambodia.
三月 19, 2021
Cambodia pilot potato project looks to expand after high demand
The strength in demand for potatoes grown in Mondulkiri, Cambodia, has farmers in the region planning to expand their cultivation for next season, says Song Kheang, director of the province’s agriculture department.
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七月 20, 2020
South Korea to help Cambodia produce seed potatoes
South Korea plans to help Cambodia produce seed potatoes for planting in Mondulkiri province, where the conditions have potential for potato growing.
After three months of testing, the preliminary results indicate that the provinces of Pursat, Battambang, and Mondulkiri are the most suitable for growing potatoes
四月 04, 2018
Potato Research Centre Cambodia identifies best locations for potato cultivation
In Cambodia, researchers at the Potato Research Centre at the Royal University of Agriculture announced last week that five provinces and the capital itself will become the country's hub for potato growing after successful tests of a range of potato varieties were recently finished.
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Initial research in the highlands of Mondulkiri province of Cambodia show the country’s soil and climate are well-suited for growing certain varieties.
十月 31, 2017
High hopes for potatoes in Cambodia
With the first large harvest of potatoes in Cambodia expected next year, months of research in the highlands of Mondulkiri province show the country’s soil and climate are well-suited for growing certain varieties.
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Dr. Cheang Hong of the Royal University of Agriculture
三月 09, 2017
Potatoes to take root in Cambodia, starting in Mondulkiri
Cambodia’s eastern Mondulkiri province will become the country’s first hub for potato growing after a successful pilot project, according to Cheang Hong of the Potato Research Center at the Royal University of Agriculture
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Potato consumption in Cambodia continues to rise.
十月 30, 2016
As potato consumption increases, Cambodia opens first research center
With potato consumption continuing to rise in Cambodia, the Agriculture Ministry unveiled last month a USD 200,000 research center it hopes will research and develop potato varieties most suited to the country.
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四月 29, 2008
QSR Brands Bhd hopes to set up four Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) outlets a year in Phnom Penh.
QSR Brands Bhd hopes to set up four Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) outlets a year in Phnom Penh. This is given the robust growth of the city's tourism industry, said chairman Tan Sri Muhammad Ali Hashim. He said four outlets would be set up by year-end ...
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三月 03, 2008
QSR Brands Bhd Signs Deal To bring KFC Restaurants to Cambodia
Bernama.com reports that QSR Brands Bhd has signed an agreement with Royal Group of Companies Ltd (RGC) and Rightlink Corporation Ltd Hong Kong (RCL) to form a joint venture company to operate the Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant (KFC Cambodia) busine...
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九月 01, 2007
KFC soon to open in Cambodia
Cambodia's Royal Group Co. Ltd. published a statement here on Saturday announcing that it will form a joint venture with Malaysian firms to bring the fast-food giant the Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) into the kingdom. This marks the first entry of a maj...
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