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Booklet on System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in Telugu Language (930 kb)
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Booklet on System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in Tamil Language (1592 kb)
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WWF Report - More Rice
with Less Water WWF publication on System of Rice Intensification.
Highlights the relationship
between rice, food security and water scarcity, and examines the
contribution that the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) can make to address various challenges.
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More Rice with Less Water -
Small State, Big Results This document describes the experience of SRI in Tripura, India.
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Towards a Learning Alliance SRI in Orissa This volume of experiences on SRI by fifteen different organisations and farmers was put together. Download PDF (2050 kb) |
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SRI National Symposium 2007 Brochure The energetic commitment of field staff and
strong political support has enabled fast spread of SRI in Tripura.
Hence, it will be appropriate and instructive for Tripura to be the
host for a National Symposium to share its estimable work and
contribute to current debates on expansion of SRI in India through its
own case history.
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SRI Method of Paddy Cultivation To achieve higher productivity in the paddy:
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SRI Weeders Manual In SRI, weeds are not seen as a
problem, but as an opportunity. As the weeds are incorporated into the
soil by way of mechanical weeder, it helps build up of soil organic
matter and subsequently large and diverse micro- bial population in the
soil. Thus mechanical weeding operation facilitates the process of
aeration in the soil. This in turn mobilizes the micro nutrients
required for the healthy growth of the rice plant.
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SRI Innovation History and Institutional Challenges
The System of Rice Intensification, or SRI for short, is a fascinating
case of rural innovation that has been developed outside the formal
rice research establishment both in India and the rest of the world.
This report documents the history of this practice in India in the last
few years and presents some of the institutional changes and challenges
of SRI as farmers and other actors are continuously shaping it through
their practice.
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Report on an exposure visit on SRI activities in Tripura, April 22-24, 2007
The Tripura story is remarkable
for the achievement has been without any outside financial support.
This report is in three parts: the origins of SRI in Tripura; the areas
visited in the field report and impressions based on interactions with
the farmers; and the policy support for SRI and the prospects and
implications of the SRI work in Tripura for the rest of the country.
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Presentation: Reducing water use for Agriculture while improving food security and people's livelihoods
Less water in Paddy cultivation contributes to:• More production • Less water conflicts • Money saving to country, farmers • Good for ecology • Avoids expensive dams, displacements, social issues Download PDF
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Presentation: SRI experiences in Andhra Pradesh - Experiences of WWF
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