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The Feed the Future Sustainable Intensification Innovation Lab activities in Senegal
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  1. Innovation Collaboration Education - Productivity - Economics - Environment - Nutrition - Social - ISRA - CIRAD - IRD - SMIL - Universities - ANCAR - Peace Corps - Farmers - Farmers - Youth - Undergraduates - Postgraduates (MS, PhD) - Extension Agents Dual Purpose Millet Information Evaluation Communication 5 2 1 6 3 4 SENEGALImpacts: Number of Technologies: 8 Long-term Training: 6 Ph.D; 7 MS Short-term Training: >500 +40%Yield; +30% Income Natural Resources - Agroforestry Systems - Biochar - Nutrient Cycling Cropping Systems (Millet/Cowpea/Peanut) - Fertilizer - Genotypes - Agronomy Livestock Systems - Animal Feeding - Nutrition - Manure Management Human Condition - Nutritional Value - Human Drudgery Mechanization - Manure Application - Planter and Fertilizer Geospatial - Weather Stations - UAVs - Modeling G x E x M 1 2 3 4 5 6 Gender • Youth • Environment • Data Management
  2. Dual- Purpose Millet SENEGAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 Natural Resource Management: Agroforestry Systems: (Faidherbia albida; Guiera senegalensis) - Reverse Phenology (does not compete for resources with crops – opposite seasons); Hydraulic Lift (supplies water during the off-season); Nutrient Recycling (sheds leafs; cattle rest in shade and provides manure); Biochar: Organic soil amendment; helps improve soil quality. Significant changes and improvements observed in soil pH. Cropping Systems Management: Dual-Purpose Pearl Millet (Genotype and Fertilizer): Developing new fertilizer management practices across different agro-ecologies. Evaluating dual-purpose millet genotypes (with high biomass, grain yield and nutrient density); Pearl Millet / Cowpea and Peanut Intercropping: Evaluating species interaction, and integrated soil fertility management. Livestock Systems Management: Animal Feeding: Evaluating impact of dual purpose millet on productivity of livestock. Manure Management: Improving methods of manure management and systems. Human Condition: Human Nutrition: Millet varieties with improved micronutrients; Bio-fortification: Bio- fortification of millet flour (processing) with added nutrients. Mechanization: Manure Application: Improving ways to incorporate manure in the soil; Planter and Fertilizer Applicator: Efficient planting and fertilizer application. Geospatial Tools: Weather Stations: Online weather stations across agro-ecologies of Senegal. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Monitoring plant health and biomass during cropping season. G x E x M: Understanding and modeling genotype (G) x environment (E) x management (M). Technologies / Innovations: Sustainable Intensification and Systems Approaches
  3. SENEGALLong-termTraining: 6 Graduate Students Thierno Ba (Ph.D.) Animal Science University ofThies Awa Faye (Ph.D.) Agronomy University of Dakar Marie-Therese Mofini (Ph.D.) Agronomy University of Dakar FatouTine (Ph.D.) Agronomy University of Dakar Coly Wade (Ph.D.) Soil Fertility University ofThies Aida Maganda (Ph.D.) Human Nutrition University ofThies
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