Enhancing livelihoods of poor livestock keepers through increasing use of fodder: Syria Report on Project Output 2 - Options for effective delivery systems including innovative communication strategies and on-farm fodder interventions to improve fodder
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This document summarizes a project aimed at enhancing livelihoods of poor livestock keepers in Syria through improving fodder supply. It discusses assessing current feed availability, collecting baseline data on livestock ownership and land use, and testing options for effective fodder seed delivery systems including using contract farmers, volunteer farmers, and farmer-to-farmer dissemination. The project led to increased quality fodder seed production, better fodder production initiatives, and new institutional arrangements for seed delivery in targeted regions of Syria.
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Enhancing livelihoods of poor livestock keepers through increasing use of fodder: Syria Report on Project Output 2 - Options for effective delivery systems including innovative communication strategies and on-farm fodder interventions to improve fodder
- 1. Enhancing livelihoods of poor livestock keepers through increasing use of fodder: Syria Report on Project Output 2: Options for effective delivery systems including innovative communication strategies and on-farm fodder interventions to improve fodder supply (IFAD Technical Assistance Grant 853) MAAR Aga Khan AsamoahLarbi, Sawsan Hassan, and Mohammed Abdullah Presentation to the FAP End of Project Workshop LuangPrabang, Laos, 15-19 November 2010 ICARDA
- 2. Output 2 Options for effective delivery systems including innovative communication strategies and on-farm fodder interventions to improve fodder supply MAAR Aga Khan ICARDA
- 3. Outline 1.1. Assessing year-round feed availability 1.2. Baseline data collection 1.3. Fodder seed delivery systems 1.4. Improving on-farm feed supply MAAR Aga Khan ICARDA
- 4. Assessing year-round feed supply 1. Approaches 2. Assessing household feed supply MAAR Aga Khan ICARDA
- 5. Feed gap assessment Feed Gap/Deficit Feed Required Feed Available National Provincial District Household
- 6. Assessing household feed supply
- 7. Assessing household feed supply – El-Bab Winter Autumn Spring Summer
- 8. Seasonal feed inventory, Salameih
- 9. Seasonal feed inventory, El-Bab
- 12. Baseline data – livestock ownership
- 13. Baseline data – land ownership
- 14. Seed delivery options Multi-sectoral – national, private, partners Linkages with national seed systems General Organization of Seed (GOS) Promotion of informal seed systems Contract farmers Volunteer farmers Traders Farmer-to-farmer dissemination Training of trainers – ICARDA’s Seed Unit
- 15. Contract farmers – seed multiplication
- 16. Volunteer farmers – seed multiplication
- 19. Seed multiplication – demonstration plots
- 20. Knowledge Exchange – Common Vetch
- 22. Seed multiplication – field visits
- 23. Seed multiplication – field visits
- 24. Seed multiplication – field visits
- 25. Seed multiplication – field visits
- 26. Outcomes Farm level Changes in seed/fodder production practices. Increased quality seed production – El-Bab. Farmer-to-farmer dissemination – El-Bab Better seed production initiatives – El-Bab, Salameih Institutional arrangements – Salameih Why..??????? Policy makers Build trust Market
- 27. Thank you
Notes de l'éditeur
- Support to informal seed systems in the absence of commercial seed sector