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Going bananas for El Salvador, Central America
I have very little knowledge about growing bananas, but grew-up on a farm in Oklahoma and currently live in Loma Linda, California and volunteer in a small town in El Salvador. I am trying to help families develop small businesses that will improve their quality of life. I am always thinking about different crops that might be added to the area which could be sold. There are a few banana trees in the little town that a couple of families have for their own use. If you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate a PM.
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Re: Going bananas for El Salvador, Central America
Welcome to the banana gang!......
 
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Re: Going bananas for El Salvador, Central America
Welcome to the Bunch.
They could grow Bananas for local sells at fruit stands or local farmer market. For commercial production would depend on if the 'BIG GUYs' have a buying point near by.
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Re: Going bananas for El Salvador, Central America
pineapple, watermelon, mango, breadfruit, cherimoya, sapote, breadfruit,jackfruit, coffee, palms for oil, Lucuma, passion fruit, rambutan, longan, Litchee and of course bananas and plantains to give you some ideas.
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