Rasilimali tambuliswa: Cashew

9 vitu vilivyopatikana (Inaonyesha 1 - 9)

  1. Anacardium occidentale - Cashew

    Edible Portion: Nuts, Leaves, Fruit pulp, Flavouring, Seeds, Oil A spreading evergreen tree up to 7-14 m tall. It has spreading branches. The canopy can spread 12 m. The roots grow deeply and spread widely. The bark is rough. The trunk is 15-20 cm across. The leaves are alternate. The leaves are...
    Anacardium occiden... Cashew Nuts Edible Nuts Edible Leaves Edible Seeds Oil FPI Plant Information

  2. Cashew

    01-01-1999 The cashew, Anacardium occidentale, is a resilient and fast-growing evergreen tree that can grow to a height of 20 m (60 ft). It belongs to the family Anacardiaceae, which also contains poison ivy and the mango. Native to arid northeastern Brazil, the cashew was taken around the world by the...
    Nuts Cashew Anacardium occiden...

  3. Cashew

    01-01-1979 The main aim of this book was to collect as much information on the agricultural aspects of cashew as was available, into one volume. Literature on cashew is scattered over numerous articles in many different journals, which are not always available to the interested reader. Therefore this book...
    Cashew Cashew Nut

  4. Cashew Fruit Drying in Honduras

    19-06-1992 A method for using the fruit ("apple") to which the cashew nut is attached.
    Cashew Post Harvest Nutrition

  5. Cashew Growing Observations

    19-06-1992 Feedback from the network regarding cashew production.
    Cashew Rural Development Fruit Trees

  6. Additional Comments About Cashew

    19-03-1999 In the last issue Brian Hilton shared his experience with cashew trees in Mozambique. For this issue we asked Brian to expand on some of the issues raised there. Then we follow with a letter that Ian Wallace in Guinea-Bissau wrote us seven years ago about some of the problems with the cashew work...
    Cashew Post Harvest

  7. Our Experience with Cashew

    19-12-1998 Cashew (Anacardium occidentale) may be known as a poor man’s crop, but this is probably because it grows well on sandy soils of poor fertility. In Mozambique and Tanzania, cashew occupies lowland areas close to the coast with a rainfall between 900-1300 mm (35.5-52 in) per year.
    Cashew Fruit Trees

  8. Carl Campbell on cashew mildew

    20-03-2000 Wherever climatic conditions lead to mildew on mango, it is likely to occur on cashew as well.
    Cashew Plant Disease

  9. Preparing cashew apple juice - video

    Access Agriculture Training Video People enjoy cashew nuts, whereas cashew apples are less valued. Leaving cashew apples on the land is an enormous loss of money. However, cashew apples can be processed into a nutritious juice which can be consumed throughout the year. Available languages...
    Cashew Cashew Apple Post Harvest Fruit Juice AccessAgriculture