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Improving composting and fertilizing techniques of conventional and commercial vegetables farmers in Nepal
2018-2019Result 1 (R1): 20 Commercial vegetable farmers identified in Makwanpur districtActivitiesA.1.1 Identify 20 best commercial vegetable farmers within the network of District Agricultural Cooperative Union (DACU) MakwanpurA.1.2 Develop profiles of the farmers according to their skills good practices knowledge production and other characteristicsResult 2 (R2): Strengthened capacities of the selected farmers in producing and application of bio-compost fertilizers Activities:A.2.1 Recruit Agricultural Junior Technical Assistance (JTA) for providing coaching on producing and application of bio-compost fertilizers according to soil conditions and nutrition requirement of the productsA.2.2 Conduct training for the farmers on producing and application of bio-compost fertilizersResult 3 (R3): Selected farmers become resource person for providing training/coaching on producing bio-compost fertilizers Activities:A.3.1 Develop cases of the selected farmers A.3.2 Disseminate information of the selected farmers in the network.Result 4 (R4): Strengthened capacity of green house vegetables growers in fertigation techniquesActivities:A 4.1 Identify 20 big green house vegetables growers outside the network of DACU Makwanpur who have greenhouse and drip irrigation systemsA4.2 Conduct training for the green house farmers on fertigation techniques A4.3 Organize exchange visit program of the greenhouse farmers to India.Result 5 (R5): Network developed between selected commercial vegetable farmers and greenhouse farmers.Activities:A5.1 Conduct exchange visit program of commercial vegetable farmers and greenhouse farmers.A5.2 Conduct interaction program between commercial vegetable farmers and greenhouse farmers.2020Result 6 (R6) : Imparted first hand experiences from farmers using fertigation and implemented fertigation techniques in own farmA6. Organize exchange visit program of the greenhouse farmers to India
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Reported by Stichting Agriterra
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2018-2019Result 1 (R1): 20 Commercial vegetable farmers identified in Makwanpur districtActivitiesA.1.1 Identify 20 best commercial vegetable farmers within the network of District Agricultural Cooperative Union (DACU) MakwanpurA.1.2 Develop profiles of the farmers according to their skills good practices knowledge production and other characteristicsResult 2 (R2): Strengthened capacities of the selected farmers in producing and application of bio-compost fertilizers Activities:A.2.1 Recruit Agricultural Junior Technical Assistance (JTA) for providing coaching on producing and application of bio-compost fertilizers according to soil conditions and nutrition requirement of the productsA.2.2 Conduct training for the farmers on producing and application of bio-compost fertilizersResult 3 (R3): Selected farmers become resource person for providing training/coaching on producing bio-compost fertilizers Activities:A.3.1 Develop cases of the selected farmers A.3.2 Disseminate information of the selected farmers in the network.Result 4 (R4): Strengthened capacity of green house vegetables growers in fertigation techniquesActivities:A 4.1 Identify 20 big green house vegetables growers outside the network of DACU Makwanpur who have greenhouse and drip irrigation systemsA4.2 Conduct training for the green house farmers on fertigation techniques A4.3 Organize exchange visit program of the greenhouse farmers to India.Result 5 (R5): Network developed between selected commercial vegetable farmers and greenhouse farmers.Activities:A5.1 Conduct exchange visit program of commercial vegetable farmers and greenhouse farmers.A5.2 Conduct interaction program between commercial vegetable farmers and greenhouse farmers.2020Result 6 (R6) : Imparted first hand experiences from farmers using fertigation and implemented fertigation techniques in own farmA6. Organize exchange visit program of the greenhouse farmers to India
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