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The document discusses a pilot project using Web 2.0 tools to monitor and evaluate a 95-hectare sugarcane crop irrigated by the Saint Felix Irrigation Scheme. The objectives are to map out plots, collect technical details like plot areas and yields, and create an online database accessible to stakeholders for consulting and updating information on the crop. This will allow comparison of current and past yields to improve management of the 175 smallholder farms in the project area.
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