Adheen Swamikapoor Motivation letter

I launched myself in the agricultural enterprise in the year 1980. It started at a very early age as a continuity of ancestral low scale production. Slowly interest in this domain started to gain amplitude and I could not limit myself to sugarcane and tea plantation. Therefore along with new agricultural land acquisition, I started vegetables cultivation on a directly seasonable related atmosphere. In a tropical island such as Mauritius, things are not always easy and smooth. Mass production also involved mass loses such as severe 1990 droughts, severe tropical cylones , pests and plants epidemics. My common crops since then are Lady finger , chilly , beans , leguminous plants , coconut, cucumber Along with experie nce, I have developed a certain kind of fine ability and notion about when to plant each vegetable and fruit in order to make maximum profit. My post markets were directed towards sellers and only delivered in mass on the eve on markets auctions. However with the advent of the tourism units in the East, the aim to deliver in hotels line started to grow even if it was not on mass scale. I have a hope that future prospects will surely lead my market to further lines such as exportation. The market potential for adding value to my crops is somehow linked to the medicinal attribution being given to many local crops and we presume that this is a plus point to further encourage plantation of such plants. I am interested in this training because I want to have further insights relating to the above new market potentials in relation to crops. About feasibility of projects such as being in good terms with geographic location, seasonal, immunity of crops and advances technological advancement in regard to crop culture. Such a training programme will lead me further in time and not keeping myself limited to traditional ways settings and also combating problems in traditional way. I want to have further notions about up to date systems for which I am sure this training is. Several contraints such as plant diseases and suitable plant production environments and market expansion issues will be resolved if suitable learning facilities if available. Italy sounds to be very well selected because most of agriculture based products and machinery are manufactured and imported from there. This training may certainly lead my enterprise to further ascension by improving quality and quantity as well.