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2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 Organic Production - Great Export Opportunities for Moldovan Agriculture USAID/CNFA Assist Moldovan Agribusinesses Enter New Export Markets Deadline extended for Greenhouse Development Projects Call for Applications – “Fresh Summit International Convention and Exposition” Study Tour Greenhouse Development Projects - Call for Applications Moldovan High Value Agriculture Companies will be More Competitive on Export Markets with CNFA/USAID Support Perspectives of Moldovan Fruit Production Development Table Grape Production in Moldova: Challenges and Opportunities USAID/CNFA Have Awarded $500,000 to Producers and Processors through the Agribusiness Development Project in the Past Two Months. More Accessible Grants for Moldovan Agricultural Producers and Processors Moldova can Enter New Markets by Implementing Food Safety Standards Training Agricultural Producers is an Important Component of the USAID-funded Agribusiness Development Project in Moldova Moldovian Producers Learn How to Become Competitive in Export Markets from Turkish Farmers Call for Applications - Agricultural Marketing Training Seminars Tender Announcement - Organizational and Logistical Support to ADP Enterprise Grants Program Call for Applications - Food Safety/EurepGAP Seminar Agribusiness Development Project Advances Production Methods of Moldovan Farms Domestic Study Tour for Horticultural Producers Bid Solicitation - Publishing Services Tender Announcement - Logistical and Organizational Support to ADP Moscow Market Study Report Tender Announcement for Training Organizations 2004

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Deadline extended for Greenhouse Development Projects September 9, 2005 The deadline for greenhouse development grant projects has been extended until October 1, 2005. Please refer to the matching grants section of the web site for more details.

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