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From right, Opio John Peter, Farmer Field School Consultant, Dr Ram Chaudhary Agronomist Project Manager/NERICA Project and Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira National Project Manager/NERICA Project, inspecting t

From right, Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira National Project Manager/NERICA Project, Dr Ram Chaudhary Agronomist Project Manager/NERICA Project and Opio John Peter, Farmer Field School Consultant, inspecting t

From right, Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira National Project Manager/NERICA Project, Opio John Peter, Farmer Field School Consultant and Dr Ram Chaudhary Agronomist, Project Manager/NERICA Project, inspecting

From left, Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira National Project Manager/NERICA Project, Opio John Peter, Farmer Field School Consultant and Dr Ram Chaudhary Agronomist Project Manager/NERICA Project inspecting the

Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira National Project Manager/NERICA Project, inpsecting the NERICA seed multiplication rice field.

National Project Manager/NERICA Project, Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira shaking hands with Farmer Field School Facilitator Alphonse Oyoo, after giving a demonstration on seed cultivation in a NERICA rice fiel

FAO Information Officer Ms Liliane Kambirigi interviewing National Project Manager/NERICA Project Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira on their way to the NERICA rice field where the Can Oniang Farmers' Group are w

National Project Manager/NERICA Project, Dr Emmanuel Niyibigira talking to members of the Can Oniang Farmers' Group at a demonstration on seed cultivation in a NERICA rice field.

A farmer working in a NERICA seed multiplication rice field.

A group of farmers from the Akali Rice Growers Group clearing weeds from a NERICA rice field in Apac District in Lira.

A farmer from the Akali Rice Growers Group pulling up weeds in a NERICA rice field in Apac District in Lira.

A farmer from the Akali Rice Growers Group pausing from clearing weeds from a NERICA rice field in Apac District in Lira.

A farmer from the Akali Rice Growers Group pulling up weeds in a NERICA rice field at Apac District in Lira.

Farmer Field School Facilitator Alphonse Oyoo instructing members of the Can Oniang Farmers' Group at a demonstration on seed cultivation in a NERICA rice field.

A farmer from the Akali Rice Growers Group pausing from clearing weeds from a NERICA rice field in Apac District in Lira.

A farmer from the Akali Rice Growers Group pulling up weeds in a NERICA rice field in Apac District in Lira.

Members of the Can Oniang Farmers' Group working in the NERICA rice fields.

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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.

06/30/2009

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