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Vegetable

Cassava

📍 Bolivia

Click a numbered marker on the plant to explore each life-cycle stage — or read the key dates on the right.

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Sow Harvest
Sow
Apr – Sep
Harvest
Jan – Jun
Growing period
270-330 days
Seeding rate
20000 - 25000 cuttings/ha
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Harvest — this part of the plant

Roots & seed establish first. Sow in at .

Leaves & stem drive the vegetative stage over .

Flowering falls mid-cycle between sowing () and harvest (). Keep stress low here.

Fruit/grain matures — harvest around .

Local note

Based on similar agro-ecological conditions in another country — confirm with local extension.
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Where Cassava grows in Bolivia

hill mountain

Gran Chaco

It has a semi-tropical, semi-arid climate. Northeasterly winds bring rain and humidity beginning in January; the other months are dry with hot days and cool nights. Temperatures and amounts of precipitation in mountain areas vary considerably [Source: Wikipedia]. It covers part of the departments of Santa Cruz, Chuquisaca and Tarija.

plains

Oriental plains and Humid Tropic

It is the general denomination of the lowlands of Bolivia, covering a large part of the departments of Santa Cruz, Beni, Cochabamba and La Paz to the east and bordering the region of the Inter-Andean Valleys to the west. , with an average height of less than 400 meters above sea level.

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