SRI-2030 Climate-Smart Agriculture for Rice
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[Funding/Grants/Awards]
- Organic Farming and Agriculture Grants in Africa. Instrumentl website
- Lists of agriculture and development funds: Terra Viva grant database; Funds for NGOs; Advance Africa,
· [Jobs, Education and Other Opportunities]
- Scholarship lists– Africa: Scholarshipset; OFA; General: Terra Viva Fellowship/Scholarship; Ag Scholarships; FAO internships:
- Employment: See FAO jobs, DevnetJobs for lists, among other organizations
- Community of Practice: Join FAO’s Family Farming & Agroecology CoP
OUR DATABASE
THE SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION: MEMOIRES OF AN INNOVATION
Visit SRI Memoires Website: https://www.srimemoires.com
RECENT NEWS
- THE MWEA-TEBERE RICE IRRIGATION SCHEME CENTRAL KENYA April 11, 2025
- Scaling-up climate-resilient rice production in West Africa (Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Gambia (Republic of the), Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo) April 6, 2025
- Report on capacity building in scaling on Systems of Rice intensification (SRI) to produce more rice with less water April 6, 2025
- Sustainable Rice Farming: Unlocking Nigeria’s Potential with System of Rice Intensification (SRI) April 6, 2025
- Nigeria: FG Organises Training For 20 Extension Workers on Rice Production March 27, 2025
- Togo: Système de riziculture intensive adopté sur la ZAAP de Nano March 27, 2025
- SRI Breakthrough launches in Cameroon March 27, 2025
- Modern Irrigation in Tanzania: A Key to Sustainable Agriculture March 27, 2025
- Long-Term Evaluation of Crop Production Systems Based on Locally Available Biological Inputs in India February 26, 2025
- NIGERIA: FG Organises SRI Training for 20 Extension Workers on Rice Production February 19, 2025
- SRI Tanzania Project shows promising results in improving farmer livelihoods February 19, 2025
About SRI-Africa
The System of Rice Intensification (Africa), Known as SRI- Africa -is agro-ecological methodology for increasing productivity of irrigated rice by changing the management of plants, soil, water and nutrients. SRI originated in Madagascar in the 1980s and is based on the cropping principles of significantly reducing plant population, improving soil conditions and irrigation methods for root and plant development, improving plant establishment methods.
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