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The Feed the Future Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab activities in Bangladesh
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  1. Innovation Collaboration Education - Productivity - Economics - Environment - Nutrition - Social - IRRI - BRAC - BARC - BWDB - IWM - DAE - Local Univ. - Univ. Arkansas - Farmers - Postgraduates (MS, PhD) - Government officials - Scholars and Extension - Local extension officials Information Evaluation Communication BANGLADESH Rice - Fallow Systems5 2 1 6 3 4 Natural Resources - Comm. Water Mgmt. - Crop Diversification - Improved Drainage Cropping Systems (Rice-based Systems) - Climate resilient and nutritious Rice - New Dry Season Crops - Improved Agronomy Livestock / Aquatic Sys. - Multi Purpose Crops - Rice + Fish Systems - Small Scale Poultry Human Condition - Human Nutrition - Human Drudgery - Social Cohesion Mechanization - Rice Transplanter - Rice Harvester - Power Seeder (PTOS) Geospatial and Models - Mapping Polders - Climate-Crop Modelling - G x E x M 1 2 3 4 5 6 Impacts: Number of Technologies: 6 Long-term Training: 14 (9 MS; 5 PhD) Short-term Training: >5000 +50%Yield; +25% Income; +30% Nutrition Gender • Youth • Environment • Data Management
  2. BANGLADESH Rice - Fallow Systems 1 2 3 4 5 6 Technologies / Innovations: Sustainable Intensification and Systems Approaches Natural Resource Management: Community Water Management: Organizing and empowering community water management in Polder communities; Diversification: Improving crop systems diversity and increased cropping intensity to help increase overall productivity; Improved drainage: Exploring and mapping watershed to introduce terminal drainage for rice for introduction of dry season crops Cropping Systems Management: Climate resilient and nutritious rice varieties: Evaluating and promoting new flooding tolerant and micronutrient (Zn) dense short-season rice varieties; New Dry Season Crops: Evaluating and promoting promising dry season crops that will be suitable in rice fallows (e.g. sunflower, maize, mung bean, and sesame); Improved Agronomy: Improved agronomic package (e.g. planting, water, nutrient and pest management practices) for new varieties and crop species. Livestock/Aquatic Systems Management: Multi-Purpose Crops: Evaluating impact of multi-purpose crops as animal feed; Rice + Fish Systems: Promoting small and diverse fish species to enhance income and nutrition. Small Scale Poultry: Introduced maize into the production system supporting upcoming small scale poultry entrepreneurs. Human Condition: Human Nutrition: Improving nutritional awareness and emphasizing value of diversified farming systems; Women’s Empowerment: Organizing women groups on community-based fish/rice system; seed storage, and marketing sunflower oil; Social cohesion: Working with community to educate and co-decide better ag practices; Learning Hubs and Platforms: Creating learning hub/platform for knowledge sharing between all partners and farmers; Human Drudgery: Mechanization to minimize human labor and drudgery. Mechanization: Mechanical Transplanter: Promoting use of mechanical transplanters for synchronized planting at community scale; Mechanical Harvesting: Evaluating and promoting mechanical harvesting of rice using reaper; Service Provision: Organizing and training farmers groups and private entrepreneurs to provide services to farmers and larger communities. Geospatial Tools: Mapping Polders: Mapping and tracking cropland suitable for high yielding rice in Polders using imaging technologies; Climate-Crop Modelling: Understanding the sustainability of the introduced new cropping system and water resource management under future climates; G x E x M: Understanding and modeling genotype (G) x environment (E) x management (M).
  3. BANGLADESH Long-termTraining: 14 Graduate Students Sujat Ahmed (MS) Agronomy Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Nasiba Aktar (Ph.D.) Gender Research Bangladesh Agriculture University Mohommad Ali (MS) Agricultural Economics Bangladesh Agriculture University Jayanta Bhattacharya (Ph.D.) Agronomy, Patuakhali Science and Technology University Biswajit Baidya (MS) Social Science/Water Governance Khulna University Umme Habiba (MS) Agricultural Economics Bangladesh Agriculture University Monoj Biswas (MS) Social Science/Food Security Khulna University Deb Kumar Nath (Ph.D.) Water Governance Bangladesh Agriculture University Puja Roy (MS) Social Science/Rice Marketing Khulna University Tapati Roy (MS) Agronomy Bangladesh Agriculture University Priyanka Saha (MS) Social Science/Tradeoff Analysis Khulna University Nibir Shah (Ph.D.) Agronomy, Patuakhali Science and Technology University Shakhawat Hossain (MS) Agronomy Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Aaron Shew (Ph.D.) Environmental Dynamics University of Arkansas, USA
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