The assessment includes studying the environment, climate and weather patterns and soil type.
FPDA was invited by the Talasea District Development Authority (DDA).
In a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the two parties in October, FPDA will facilitate trainings and assist locals to grow, produce and commercialize the named food crops.
People in Bereme, Sabal, Malele, Waisilau, Yauyau and those along the mountain range will trial the project.
