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La Representación del IICA en Nicaragua en coordinación con la Asociación para la Diversificación y el Desarrollo Agrícola Comunal (ADDAC), desarrolló visitas de seguimiento a parcelas demostrativas bajo la tecnología del Sistema Integrado del Cultivo de Arroz (SRI, por sus siglas en inglés) con el propósito de verificar el avance y el estado en que estas se encuentran. La tecnología del Sistema Integrado del Cultivo de Arroz - SRI, es una metodología que ofrece beneficios al pequeño productor. 
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Sistema Intensivo del Cultivo de Arroz (SRI).
El 11 de Abril, INTA libero la metodologia SRI en Nicaragua. Este brochure explica el proceso y resultados de investigación en 5 parcelas. Actualmente cuentan con 10 parcelas en campo en dos regiones del país .
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Informe Segundo Intercambio Regional: Avances con SRI en las Américas (Report on a workshop -- the Second Regional Workshop on SRI in the Americas, October 10-12, 2017. Representatives from 10 countries joined the workshop.
SRI-Rice's insight:
[A hi-res copy of the report is also available on the SRI-Rice website.] The powerpoints in Spanish) from the Second Regional SRI Workshop in the Americas are located here: https://www.slideshare.net/SRI.CORNELL/tag/ColombiaWorkshop17
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On June 3-5 of this year, Earth Links completed an SRI training for smallholder rice farmers in Matagalpa, Nicaragua. The project is a collaboration with 4 of our partners; Three Americas, ADDAC (Association for the Diversification and Development of Agricultural Community), SRI-Global and IICA (Inter-American Institute for Cooperation in Agriculture). The training took place on a site selected by ADDAC. In attendance were 30 men and women farmers and 3 Agricultural Technicians (who may become trainers) that were introduced to SRI by a lead trainer from IICA, Didier Moreira.
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In this Spanish language video, José Israel Lopez from INTA Nicaragua tells us about Nicaragua's work to implement SRI methodology. He shares that producers, at first, were hesitant because the new methods were far from what they were used to. However, when they began to see results, they were impressed. The average yields on their SRI trial period averaged 6.8 tons per hectare and their conventional trial had an average yield of 4 tons per hectare. José is confident in the future of SRI in Nicaragua and is excited to see producers learn more about it.
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The IICA Representation in Nicaragua in coordination with the Association for Community Agricultural Diversification and Development (ADDAC), carried out follow-up visits to System of Rice Intensification (SRI) demonstration plots and trainings carried out several month ago. This article reports on the progress and opinions of several of the farmers that were trained.