Objectives: a. Develop and test methodology for identifying priorities for pearl millet breeding work in Rajasthan, India; b. Develop methods for understanding farmers¿ needs and priorities for pearl millet production; c. Develop concepts and methods for understanding farmers¿ concepts of seed…
Objectives: 1) Development of high yielding hybrids with an yield advantage of 15-20% over the
conventional varieties. 2) Optimization of seed production package. 3) Standardization of agronomic package for cultivation of hybrids. 4) Strengthening the human resource development. 5)¿nLarge scale…
1. ICAR invites all Indian NARIs and universities to join CIARD
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has formally invited all ICAR Institutes and all Universities to join the “Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for Development” (CIARD) initiative (http://www.ciard.net…
Media Coverage of GCARD for 31 Marc-5 April 2010
1. Agence France Presse: Montpellier: les agriculteurs, partenaires incontournables de la recherche
2. Bloomberg: Researcher sees corn, wheat prices doubling by 2050
3. Reuters AlertNet (UK): A solution to hunger and climate change? Try…
15th April, 2010 Dear Colleagues, I am sure you are aware that Bharat Krishak Samaj (Farmers’ Forum, India) serves the causes of all farmers and provide a useful platform to voice their opinions and views. Like the change in understanding of food security in India, BKS too has evolved, from a non-…
*/
www.flickr.com
Other photos of this event on Flickr >>
Posts in the GCARD 2010 blog
Coverage:Information marketplace sets the tone in Hyderabad from ICTDev dot orgICRISAT calls for use of ICT for empowering farmers from WebIndia123.comCall for ICT use in agricultural…
New Delhi: Nothing distinguishes this parcel of west Delhi soil from any of the other 600-odd acres of cultivable land within the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI). It sits under a test crop of cotton in a corner of IARI’s MB3 sector, narrow roads on two borders and a tube well…