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Resource Pack 107

October 4, 2017

Contains a variety of new and existing resources on farming topics and nutrition, including a backgrounder document on Fall armyworm.

  • Three times the effort for ten times the yield: Growing tomatoes in Nigeria
  • Soil erosion and cropping on sloping land
  • Children need vitamin A
  • Prevent blindness with vitamin A
  • Honey is good food that bees give you at no cost
  • Rehabilitating cocoa plantations
  • Fall armyworm
  • Careful preparation makes its own luck: Land preparation for fava beans
  • How growing okra serves women in Bakay Wèrè
  • Compost: A solution to impoverishment of the soil and the impact of overusing chemical fertilizers

Resource Pack 106

March 20, 2017

  • Rice production
  • Using conservation tillage and soil cover in Conservation agriculture
  • Conservation agriculture
  • Raising goats
  • Post-harvest activities in cassava
  • Growing soybean
  • Madeline and Musa: Soybean practices for better yields and income
  • Not all mosaics are lovely: Fighting cassava mosaic disease, cassava’s deadliest virus
  • Ugandan farmers fight cassava mosaic disease with clean planting materials
  • How radio programs helped cassava farmers manage cassava mosaic disease in Malawi
  • Garbage in, garbage out: Plant healthy cassava cuttings to keep your garden free of cassava mosaic disease
  • One head cannot lift a roof (Mutu umodzi susenza denga)
  • Cassava mosaic disease
  • Rice farming: Yaayaa adopts new methods and gets a bountiful harvest
  • Farmers adopt eco-friendly, zero-energy storage technique for vegetables in northern Ghana
  • Packed and ready to go: Good quality packaging and handling boosts income from tomato sales
  • Dried and delicious: Solar dryers help growers store fruits and vegetables longer

Resource Pack 105

January 28, 2017

Focuses on aspects of the cowpea and chicken value chains. Also includes how to raise quail, using conversation agriculture and agroforestry practices to address climate change, and on standards for growing and harvesting cassava.

  • Growing common bean
  • Soil erosion
  • Soil fertility
  • Farmers grow old, but farming is constantly new: New standards for growing and harvesting cassava
  • Managing diseases and pests in common beans
  • Kenyan farmer switches from wheat to beans: Better yields with new bean varieties
  • Farmers cope with drought and climate change in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley
  • External parasites of chickens: Impact and management
  • Raising quail: An easy and profitable business for farmers in Cameroon
  • Friendship and farming: Intercropping cowpea with cereals
  • Cowpea post-harvest activities

Resource Pack 104

September 21, 2016

Includes key information on growing the Ethiopian grain called teff, and on maize production.

  • Maize production
  • Growing tef
  • Be a hare, not a hyena: Growing standards for hard-working potato farmers
  • Good donkey care reaps multiple benefits
  • Being your brother and sister’s keeper: Preventing HIV and AIDS for people with disabilities
  • Farmer makes his own biopesticide with neem
  • Using high quality rice seed in northern Ghana
  • Why insects might be the ideal feed for chickens and fish, part 2
  • Why insects might be the ideal feed for chickens and fish, part I
  • Farmers triple sorghum yield thanks to mulch farming
  • Water-efficient gardens: Water is life.
  • Health benefits of sorghum, the forgotten cereal
  • Cowpea haulms to the rescue: Using cowpea residues to feed livestock
  • Farmer uses vet’s advice to save chickens from Newcastle disease
  • Chicken diseases

Resource Pack 103

March 8, 2016

  • Raising guinea fowl for food and income
  • Beyond maize, rice and other staples: Eating one food every day won’t make you healthy
  • Mr. Bana’s mill: Quality standards for fresh potatoes and cassava
  • Papa Akwesi learns: Careful post-harvest management maximizes maize income
  • Sorghum: Good yields even when the rains fail
  • Our matoke will survive: Ugandan farmers fight banana bacterial wilt
  • Nomadic people fight fowl pox in Mali
  • Successful pest management in cowpea: What farmers need to know
  • When opportunity knocks, open the door wide: Managing pests in cowpeas
  • Cowpea production
  • Let’s talk about it: A young couple plans pregnancy and childbirth
  • Chicken hatchery: Innovative farmer invents large-capacity kerosene egg incubator
  • Organic cotton helps the soil and the community
  • Women’s right to land is necessary for community development
  • ‘Together we stand’ agricultural co-operative society
  • Farmer uses good yam storage practices and improves his life

Resource Pack 102

November 17, 2015

How to raise guinea fowl, which are not only nutritious, but can bring in a good income.

  • A simple but effective trap for stable flies
  • Raising goats to beat the drought in eastern Kenya
  • Farmers use agroforestry practices to heal farmland damaged by deforestation and soil erosion
  • Reviving banana production to boost production and income in Ugunja District, western Kenya
  • Feed your birds right: How the King of guinea fowl farmers won his crown
  • Raising new breeds of guinea fowl in northern Ghana: Benefits and challenges
  • Hard work breaks no bones: Decreasing guinea fowl mortality to increase success and boost income
  • Raising guinea fowl

Resource Pack 101

March 24, 2015

  • Farmers improve yields with traditional soil-building practices that restore and fertilize damaged soils
  • Farmers work together to safely store muskuwaari sorghum in northern Cameroon
  • Growing a dry-season sorghum called muskuwaari can reduce hunger in the dry season
  • Kenyan woman embraces conservation farming and betters her life
  • Ethiopian farmers search for answers to disease problems in enset
  • Rebuilding the land II – plugging the soil leaks
  • Rebuilding the land I – restoring forest landscapes

Resource Pack 100

January 27, 2015

Information on the aquaculture value chain, including producing, processing and marketing farmed fish.

  • Scientists are improving the traditional maize crib
  • Farmers can grow and sell vegetables all year long – and improve their health and income
  • Delicious cassava recipes improve family nutrition
  • Integrated rice-fish farming improves Mohamed Farota’s life
  • Aquaculture in Ghana: Fish farmer increases farm profits and improves family nutrition
  • Small-scale fish farmers in Malawi need access to reliable markets
  • The need for firewood to warm yourself reminds you where you left the axe (Chikumbutsa nkhwanga ndi chisanu)
  • Aquaculture: The value chain

Resource Pack 99

September 23, 2014

Post-harvest activities in cassava, processing and marketing. Also includes beneficial farming practices, and sweet potato processing in Rwanda.

  • Rwandan farmers show that sweet potatoes can be a profitable crop to grow and to process into other foods
  • Ethiopian farmers learn new practices to prevent pest damage in chickpeas and lentils
  • Farmers learn about compost manure on the radio – with great results!
  • Mother of twins: New maize variety enriches and nourishes Ugandan farmers
  • It’s better to sell together: The benefits of collective marketing
  • Cassava is wealth: New harmonized standards for processing cassava flour in East and Central Africa
  • Processing cassava brings wealth to farmers
  • Cassava value chain in Tanzania: Post-harvest

Resource Pack 98

April 17, 2014

Information about post-harvest activities in groundnut production, including drying, storage, processing and marketing.

  • Teaching youth about sexuality
  • A success story: Processing groundnut oil brings income and satisfaction to co-op farmers in Malawi
  • When dancing, it is you who make the dust: Marketing and processing groundnuts, episode one
  • To know the way, ask those who know the directions
  • Groundnut value chain in Malawi: post-harvest
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