Ressources Etiqueté: East Africa

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  1. The imperative for Conservation Agricultural mechanization

    14/02/2019 Session: Mechanized farming is no longer an option but necessary to help meet the increasing demand of food in Africa. Today there are different types of mechanization that support Conservation Agriculture from land preparation through planting to harvesting. The idea of mechanization sounds...
    East Africa

  2. Mitigation of Newcastle Disease for reducing food insecurity: A focus on family poultry production

    14/02/2019 Session: This presentation will be co-presented through a combination of video and discussion. Village chickens play a vital role in the lives of rural poor, providing meat, eggs, and income from sales which meet family needs. They are generally owned by women and children and provide food...
    Newcastle Disease East Africa

  3. Integrated Approach to Top Bar Beekeeping in Tanzania

    14/02/2019 Session: This workshop seeks to draw together people involved in or interested in top-bar beekeeping. Drawing from our experience of starting beekeeper groups in rural villages in the Mwanza region, we will discuss challenges faced, lessons learned and also the potential for the future of...
    Sustainable Beekee... Beekeeping East Africa

  4. EMI- Designing a world of hope

    14/02/2019 Session: Development projects are usually the largest capital investment a Christian ministry will make—it is so critical to plan them well and get professional advice. EMI (engineering ministries international) is a network of architects, engineers, land surveyors, and other design professionals...
    East Africa

  5. Panel Session Title: Cheers and tears of conservation agriculture in Kenya – examples from Eastern, Central, Rift Valley and Western Kenya

    12/02/2019 Session: The session will focus on highlighting and sharing with the participants the lessons learned from implementing two food security programs promoting CA principles in Eastern (Tharaka Nitii), Central (Muranga), Rift Valley (Nakuru) and Western Kenya (Busia) in the last 5-7 years. Even...
    East Africa

  6. Invasive weeds and their control

    12/02/2019 Session: The presenter will highlight serious, new invasive weeds and their control. Recent data shows more than 150 Invasive Alien Species (IAS) in Tanzania, making it the most vulnerable country in East and Central Africa. The number of IAS is expected to increase due to increases in tourism...
    East Africa

  7. Homegardens with traditional African vegetables to increase the consumption of nutrient dense vegetables and improve income generation for men and women - lessons from East Africa

    13/02/2019 Session: WorldVeg has implemented a project funded by USAID on scaling home gardens with traditional African vegetables to improve nutrition of young women and small children, and enhance incomes. The session will focus on the diversity of species being produced, the choices of adoption of good...
    East Africa

  8. Conversion of the maresha plow to a direct seeder

    14/02/2019 Session: Modifications have been done to make a lowest-cost direct seeder for single and multi-row applications powered by animal draught power, prototypes which will be viewed and discussed seeking improvements for wider experimentation across the region. Biographical information: Harold Msanya...
    Seeder Maresha East Africa

  9. 2019 Videos - East Africa Symposium on Best Practices in Sustainable Agriculture and Appropriate Technologies

    2019 Videos - East Africa Symposium on Best Practices in Sustainable Agriculture and Appropriate Technologies 12th – 14th February, 2019 Naura Spring Hotel Arusha, Tanzania
    East Africa

  10. 2019 Presentations - East Africa Symposium on Best Practices in Sustainable Agriculture and Appropriate Technologies

    Best Practices in Sustainable Agriculture and Appropriate Technologies 12th – 14th February, 2019 Naura Spring Hotel Arusha, Tanzania
    East Africa