[video in French] The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) is committed to strengthening the capacity of rice farms through the Imbo and Moso National Program for Food Security and Rural Development (PNSADR-IM) in Burundi. In the Buhinyuza rice fields of the Ntahangwa commune in the Kinama area, 79 rice farmers in four Champs Ecole Producteurs (CEP) have been studying SRI since April. According to the officials of the Provincial Directorates of Agriculture and Livestock (DPAE) who also received the training, the CEP uses a comparative approach to highlight differences between the traditional practice and SRI.
This CNN special on rice production in Liberia features, among others, Robert Bimba and his organization CHAP, a major promoter of System of Rice Intensification (SRI).
I recently came across the 2013 video again and thought you might want to watch it again too! It was made by Jonne Rodenburg and his colleagues at AfricaRice.
Demand for rice is increasing, but with only so much land suitable for growing it, how can we ensure we harvest enough? One answer is through the System of Rice Intensification.. Oxfam's Chris Hufstader talks about his experiences meeting SRI farmers around the world.
Presentamos sus características, así como la experiencia de República Dominicana en la aplicación de estas prácticas. Nos acompañan Fabio Diasa, productor dominicano de pequeña escala; Juan Arthur, Especialista en Seguridad Alimentaria y Agricultura, de la Representación del IICA en ese país; y Díddier Moreira, del IICA, Especialista Técnico del Proyecto SRI, cultivar más con menos.
Penerapan System of Rice Intensification Organik di daerah Mahalona, Kabupaten Luwu Timur PT Vale selalu memegang teguh nilai-nilai sosial ekonomi daerah Mahalona, Kabupaten Luwu Timur
Although it is in Bahasa Indonesia, I'm sure you will all enjoy this beautifully-produced video of an organic SRI rice production project in Sulawesi, Indonesia. It is being carried out as a CSR project by the company P.T. Vale.
While the video is in Khmer language, it is great to see the scope of work on SRI and other agricultural innovations by Yang Saing Koma over the past 15+years. Koma is the first in Cambodia to try SRI and has provided leadership to the SRI community there for many years as head of the NGO CEDAC.
The SRI-Rice Center at Cornell has recently reorganized its video and audio resources. The several hundred videos we have collected from 39 countries in 13 languages cover equipment, demonstrations, motivational or instructional material, adaptations, and much more.
Floodedcellar productions an international film & TV production company produces a variety of documentaries on SRI and other topics. Here are the urls for both the ENGLISH and FRENCH SRI videos from Rwanda, Nepal, Sierra Leone and elsewhere.
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(SRI segment plays during minutes 20:57 to 23:45). Produced Radiodiffusion Télévision Sénégalaise, RTS channel, YouTube. This is a national TV channel report on workshop and training in Kaolack, Senegal, with additional reporting on the WAAPP’s SRI project in Kaolack, Fatick and Kaffrine, Senegal.
(SRI segment plays during minutes 20:57 to 23:45). Produced Radiodiffusion Télévision Sénégalaise, RTS channel, YouTube. This is a national TV channel report on workshop and training in Kaolack, Senegal, with additional reporting on the WAAPP’s SRI project in Kaolack, Fatick and Kaffrine, Senegal.
The system of rice intensification (SRI): Training and development of rice and vegetable growing in of Bama by the NGO CODEGAZ and its partner Groupe Conseil Développement (GCD). The project began in Madagascar in 2012. The 2016-2017 program is funded by GRDF. [Video is in French]
The Asian Center of Innovation for Sustainable Agriculture Intensification (ACISAI) is implementing an EU-financed project entitled “Sustaining and Enhancing the Momentum for Innovation and Learning around the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in the Lower Mekong River Basin.” The project aims to enhance the resilience of rainfed small-scale farmers of Lower Mekong region (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) by using Farmers’ Field School (FFS) approaches to sustainably improve agricultural productivity and food security through adapting and adopting SRI methods. As part of the action-research, more than 405 sets of field experiments have been carried out involving approximately 7,000 farmers. The initial calculation of yields across the region has showed an average paddy yield of 4.7 t/ha which is 66 % more than the regional baseline yield. (See project website)
Indonesian video focused on GHGs, SRI and climate change (13.04 min.) located on YouTube's GWPSoutheastAsia channel [Bahasa Indonesia video with English subtitles.]
A new method of rice farming known as rice intensification is taking root in various rice growing areas in Kenya. [Click on the video to listen to the show about SRI on Kenya's Citizen TV channel.]
About 500 million women worldwide are involved in rice production. Conventional rice production harms women in a number of ways. SRI helps to improve rice production and to reduce this harm to women. SRI4Women produces communications material to share information with women at a grassroots level and to raise awareness at a policy level.
As its first project, SRI4Women will document rice-growing practices in India, Kenya and Cambodia, where Oxfam America raises awareness about SRI among rice farmers. Over the next year, SRI4Women will produce video material about the difficulties faced by conventional women rice farmers and, in collaboration with women SRI farmers in these countries, look at how SRI can help to address those difficulties at the different stages of rice production.
This video on the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in Far Western Nepal, is in Nepali language.. However, for those interested, it is not difficult to figure out what's going on!
Some of the farmers in this video are also featured in Flooded Cellar Production's English language production on SRI in Nepal that can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9neQbC7cko
Jhum is a method of slash and burn for agriculture practiced across the North eastern region of india. Moving away from jhum began with introduction of SRI (System of Rice intensification) in the wet fields of Longra village in Nagaland and gradually engaged the community into other livelihood activities.
This video was made by Tom Pietrasik in collaboration with Jacob Nellithanam and shows the direct seeding of SRI in rainfed rice. The tools depicted were developed by Nrayana Reddy, one of the earliest farmers to experiment with SRI in India.
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