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Farmers from the Amuru Tek Youth Group singing in welcome to FAO officials before sitting down to meet with them.
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Farmers from the Amuru Tek Youth Group singing in welcome to FAO officials before sitting down to meet with them.
A group of young farmers from the Amuru Tek Youth holding a meeting with FAO officials.
Farmers from the Ribe ber Farmers' Group singing and dancing in welcome to FAO officials before sitting down to meet with them.
A young farmer of the Ribe ber Farmers' Group attending a meeting with FAO officials.
Children of young farmers belonging to the Amuru Tek Youth Group staying indoors while their parents attend a meeting with FAO officials outside.
Farmer women from the Amuru Tek Youth Group working in the field.
Children of young farmers belonging to the Amuru Tek Youth Group staying indoors while their parents attend a meeting with FAO officials outside.
Farmers of the Ribe ber Farmers' Group attending a meeting with FAO officials.
Children farmers from the Amuru Tek Youth Group taking a break from work in the field and cooking some food while a meeting with FAO officials takes place outdoors.
Farmers from the Ribe ber Farmers' Group introduce themselves at a meeting with FAO officials.
Children of young farmers belonging to the Amuru Tek Youth Group playing in the village while their parents attend a meeting with FAO officials.
Farmers of the Ribe ber Farmers' Group clearing weeds from a NERICA rice field.
Children of young farmers belonging to the Amuru Tek Youth Group playing in the village while their parents attend a meeting with FAO officials.
Farmers of the Ribe ber Farmers' Group clearing weeds from a NERICA rice field.
Children of young farmers belonging to the Amuru Tek Youth Group pictured indoors while their parents attend a meeting with FAO officials outside.
A group of farmers from the Akali Rice Growers Group singing together during a pause from clearing weeds in a NERICA rice field in Apac District in Lira.
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A group of young farmers from the Amuru Tek Youth Group singing and dancing to welcome FAO officials into the village for a meeting.
FAO Project GCP/UGA/036/JPN: Agriculture and Rural Development through Innovative Rice-based Farming Systems for Food Security and Poverty Reduction in Uganda. Overall objective: to promote innovative rice-based farming systems for sustainable intensification of rice production through enabling the capacity at national, regional and community levels. Immediate objectives: 2.1) Immediate objective 1: Enhancement of the sustainable intensification of rice-based production systems through introduction of agricultural conservation practices, crop rotation and crop-livestock systems, including supplemental irrigation for upland and rainfed lowland ecosystems 2.2) Immediate objective 2: Development of a sustainable quality seed production and distribution systems at national and community levels of improved rice varieties including NERICA 2.3) Immediate objective 3: Improvement of rice post-harvest technologies at household/community level through demonstrations, rehabilitation of post-harvest pilot centres and dissemination of technologies in line with identified needs.
07/03/2009
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