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This document discusses priorities and methodologies for social research on the changing role of women in agriculture. The top priorities are examining the impact of women's changing roles on yield, food security, well-being, and household migration. Additional priorities include identifying social factors influencing the adoption or discontinuation of practices and how interventions can promote greater social harmony. Collaboration with farmers, civil society organizations, and social research institutions is recommended using participatory and multi-stakeholder approaches.
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The three day meeting witnessed participation from 71 representatives from government, NGOs, and civil society working in development. The meeting was organized to share experiences promoting the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) across India. Participants presented on their work applying SRI principles in their states and collaborating with local governments. The meeting aimed to discuss challenges and solutions to implementation, and expanding SRI principles to other crops to improve food security.
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The two-day meeting brought together 54 participants from 10 partner organizations across 10 states. The objectives were to develop a roadmap for scaling up SRI implementation in 2010-2011 and sharing best practices. Presentations were given on learning from the program, a drought study, government initiatives in Orissa, and experiences from various partner organizations. Key challenges discussed included access to inputs, suitable practices for different regions, and ensuring timely operations. The meeting aimed to intensify efforts around capacity building, knowledge sharing, and promoting wider adoption of SRI.
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The document discusses the year wise progress, geographical outreach and statewise farmer coverage of a program, and also includes the calculation of average food security in different states. It concludes by thanking the reader.
CWS Orissa
This document summarizes efforts to promote the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method in the state of Orissa, India through collaboration between government organizations, NGOs, and farmers groups from 2006 to 2011. Key activities included workshops to train officials and farmers, demonstrations of SRI methods, media coverage, and advocacy efforts. These led to over 1,000 farmers receiving government support for SRI, 39 village leaders adopting SRI, and the state government and agriculture department collaborating with partner organizations to mainstream and upscale SRI in Orissa. Challenges included lack of timely access to quality inputs, with a second state-level symposium on SRI scheduled for March 2011 to continue promotion efforts.
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This document summarizes Prasari's commencement of a new agricultural system into conventional agriculture across multiple locations in India. It discusses the locations, crops grown, number of farmers involved, challenges faced, and proposes a future model centered around SRI Kendras to help commercialize production and optimize resources for farmers. Over 1600 farmers in 3 blocks across 10 gram panchayats grew crops like paddy, wheat, and mustard. Issues encountered included water shortages and seed failures. A revamped village resource person model is suggested to help provide services and connect farmers to markets through SRI Kendras for better prices and local employment.
Pradan Bihar
This document summarizes strategies for scaling up the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method in Bihar, India. Broad strategies included awareness building in communities using audiovisual materials and workshops. SRI was demonstrated and villagers were involved in crop growth. Exposure visits were conducted for stakeholders. Scaling up strategies involved village organizations and self-help groups supporting groups of village resource persons to train farmers. Government extension officers and research institutions were engaged at all levels. Monitoring and evaluations involved visits by high-level officials. The approach showed potential for applying SRI to other crops like wheat, vegetables, and rapeseed. Major stakeholders supporting the success included government agriculture departments, non-profits, and farmers' groups.
Word Orissa
Ms. Pramila Panda presented on WORD's coverage in Keonjhar district of Odisha, India since 2009. The coverage includes 30 villages across 9 GPs and 2 blocks, with 29 SHGs, 15 farmers clubs, and 1 regional farmers committee. A total of 495 farmers adopted the SRI method across 145 acres of land. WORD organized harvesting festivals in the 9 GPs and had a stall at the district-level symposium. Wheat was cultivated across 6.5 acres as part of the SWI program. News about the programs was also featured on Doordarshan Oriya.
Word Orissa
Ms. Pramila Panda presented on WORD's coverage in Keonjhar district of Odisha, India since 2009. The coverage includes 30 villages across 9 GPs and 2 blocks, with 29 SHGs, 15 farmers clubs, and 1 regional farmers committee. A total of 495 farmers adopted the SRI method across 145 acres of land. WORD organized harvesting festivals in the 9 GPs and had a stall at the district-level symposium. They were also featured in a news segment on the local Doordarshan Oriya channel. Under SWI, wheat was cultivated across 6.5 acres of land.
IDEI SRI - Weeder
Periodic weeding has been a major factor contributing to higher rice productivity under SRI. Weeding promotes healthy root growth and plant utilization of biomass, enhances soil aeration, and increases yields through more productive tillers, larger panicles, more grains per panicle, and increased grain weight. The KB weeder was modified from its original design by decreasing its length, increasing its angle, adding supports, and lengthening spikes to improve usability, strength, and soil mulching ability. Manufacturers in three districts of West Bengal can produce up to 300 weeders total. Weeders are quality controlled and sold through dealers to farmers, with positive farmer feedback on the weeder's impact on rice growth and yields.
Word orissa
Ms. Pramila Panda presented on WORD's coverage in Keonjhar district of Odisha, India since 2009. The coverage includes 30 villages across 9 GPs and 2 blocks, with 29 SHGs, 15 farmers clubs, and 1 regional farmers committee. A total of 495 farmers adopted the SRI method across 145 acres of land. WORD organized harvesting festivals in the 9 GPs and had a stall at the district-level symposium. They were also featured in a news segment on Doordarshan about their work with SWI to cultivate wheat across 6.5 acres.
TRCSC Jharkhand
The document outlines an initiative in Jharkhand, India to reduce food insecurity through adopting the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) technique for small and marginal farmers. Over the years 2008-2011, the program expanded its coverage of villages and beneficiaries while increasing the area under SRI cultivation and yields. Partners included government agriculture departments, banks, and other organizations. Through training programs, demonstrations, and field days, more farmers were convinced to adopt the SRI method for rice and wheat production. The program achieved increased yields compared to traditional practices.
KGVK PPT
Krishi Gram Vikas Kendra (KGVK) was formed in 1972 as the corporate social responsibility arm of Usha Martin Group, a global leader in wire and wire rope manufacturing. KGVK aims to serve small and marginal farmers through providing innovative, high quality and low cost agricultural implements and technologies to support a second green revolution. It began by developing manual weeders to assist farmers in weeding according to the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method. Over time it has expanded its portfolio and partner network significantly.
IDEI SRI-Weeder
Periodic weeding has been a major factor contributing to higher rice productivity under SRI. Weeding promotes healthy root growth and plant utilization of biomass, enhances soil aeration, and increases yields through more productive tillers, larger panicles, more grains per panicle, and increased grain weight. The KB weeder was modified from its original design by decreasing its length, increasing its angle, adding supports, and lengthening spikes to improve usability, strength, and soil mulching ability. Manufacturers in three districts of West Bengal can produce up to 300 weeders total. Weeders are quality controlled and sold through dealers to farmers, with positive farmer feedback on the weeder's efficiency and impact on increased rice yields.
IDE (I) West Bengal
Periodic weeding has been a major factor in increasing rice productivity under SRI methods. Weeding promotes healthy root growth and plant utilization of biomass, enhances soil aeration, and increases yields through more and larger tillers, panicles, and grains per panicle. The KB weeder design was improved by adding a U-shaped handle for better grip, decreasing the pipe length for ease of use, increasing the angle and adding supports for adaptability to different heights, and lengthening the spikes for better soil mulching. Manufacturers in West Bengal can produce up to 300 weeders total to provide SRI farmers with affordable and easy-to-use weeders. Quality control and a one-year warranty are used.
Ide (I) West Bengal
Periodic weeding has been a major factor in increasing rice productivity under SRI methods. Weeding promotes healthy root growth and plant utilization of biomass, enhances soil aeration, and increases yields through more and larger tillers, panicles, and grains per panicle. The KB weeder design was improved by adding a U-shaped handle for better grip, decreasing the pipe length for ease of use, increasing the angle and adding supports for adaptability to different heights, and lengthening the spikes for better soil mulching. Manufacturers in West Bengal can produce up to 300 weeders total to provide SRI farmers with affordable and easy-to-use weeders. Quality control and a one-year warranty are used.
Word Orissa
Ms. Pramila Panda presented on WORD's coverage in Keonjhar district of Odisha, India since 2009. The coverage includes 30 villages across 9 GPs and 2 blocks, with 29 SHGs, 15 farmers clubs, and 1 regional farmers committee. A total of 495 farmers adopted the SRI method across 145 acres of land. WORD organized harvesting festivals in the 9 GPs and had a stall at the district-level symposium. Wheat was cultivated across 6.5 acres as part of the SWI program. News about the programs was also featured on Doordarshan Oriya.
SRI Drought Study Report
The document summarizes the findings of a drought study comparing the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method to conventional method (CMP) of rice cultivation across several states in India. Key metrics such as plant height, number of tillers, productive tillers, panicle length, number of filled grains, number of chaffy grains, grain yield, and straw yield were compared. The study found that SRI outperformed CMP for most metrics across all states, including higher yields, even during periods of drought. SRI was able to mitigate some impacts of drought and produced better results than CMP in challenging growing conditions with less water.
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