Irrigation at cultivar trial sites Irrigated trial sites provide many benefits over those that solely depend on natural rainfall. They allow the researcher to conduct trials in the dry season. For some crops and areas a third season may even be possible. With the irrigation water the researcher can closely control the amount of water [...]
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Water Tree
Posted in NEWS, tagged Africa trial sites, irrigation, Tanzania on March 2, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Eat when you are sleeping
Posted in NEWS, QUICKWIN PROJECTS, tagged cassava, cultivar trials, groundnut, Tanzania, Trial Sites on February 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Naliendele means “eat when you are sleeping” in the local language of Southeast Tanzania. It is also the name of the community where you can find the Naliendele Agricultural Research Institute. According to local legend, a man had been traveling over long distances when he arrived to this community. He was very tired from his [...]
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