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Napier Stunt and Smut Resistance Project in Kenya: achievements and outcomes

  1. M. Mulaa 1 , C. Lusweti 1 , B. Awalla 1 , C. Kute, D. Asena 1 S. Rono 1 , F. Muyekho 2 , J. Hanson 3 and J. Proud 3 1 KARI Kitale, 2 KARI Kakamega, 3 ILRI Ethiopia Presented at the ASARECA/ILRI Workshop on Mitigating the Impact of Napier Grass Smut and Stunt Diseases, Addis Ababa, June 2-3, 2010 NAPIER STUNT AND SMUT RESISTANCE PROJECT IN KENYA Achievements and Outcomes
  2. KARI Vision KARI envisions “a vibrant commercially-oriented and competitive agricultural sector propelled by science, technology and innovation”. Introduction
  3. KARI Mission To contribute to increased productivity, commercialization and competitiveness of the agricultural sector through generation and promotion of knowledge, information and technologies that respond to clients’ demands and opportunities. Introduction
  4. Opportunities Napier is a major livestock feed in Kenya with several uses -Stem borer and Striga control (Push-pull) -Augementation of natural enemies -Soil conservation -Sold for cash Introduction
  5. Introduction ……. Napier potential yields 50-100 tons green matter per hectare
  6. Stunt and Smut major diseases of Napier Margaret Mulaa CRAC Presentation 7- April- 2009 Napier Stunt and Smut Resistant Clones and effective Management strategies demanded by farmers
  7. Global positioning system reading were taken from all house holds surveyed
  8. Stunt and Smut incidence in Western Kenya mapped
  9. Baselines on disease incidence in Western and Central Kenya in 2008 District Stunt District Stunt on farmers own fields Smut District Smut on farmers own fields Bungoma 89.7 27.3 5.2 7.7 Mumias 96.4 21.0 4.8 5.1 Butere 98.0 26.0 1.0 1.3 Busia 87.3 18.1 2.5 2.6 Kiambu 20.7 4.7 37.9 42.3 Muranga 12.9 2.9 37.6 41.0
  10. Biomass Studies
  11. Morphological Characterization of 120 clones
  12. Screen house trials under artificial Challenge
  13. Farmer evaluating and Ranking Napier Clones at Alupe
  14. Stakeholder Identification KARI Media Private Sector Other Researchers Schools Universities CBO’s Local Leaders NGO’s Farmers Extension System
  15. Number of Farmers Reached Districts Field days Workshops Bungoma Choisiana Kanduyi 500 1060 100 50 Mumias East Wanga Matungu 600 260 87 76 Kiambu Kiamba 1500 870 195 400 Muranga 243 55 Kitale Total 1053 6086 40 1003 (7089)
  16. Key Informant Meetings Leaders of Community Based Organizations in Bungoma District
  17. Stakeholder field day at Alupe
  18. Partners in Napier stunting Disease Research
  19. THANK YOU
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