Tags: fodder

ILRI News on fodder

24 May 2019

New program to enhance climate-smart livestock systems launched in Uganda

Uganda’s agricultural sector contributes significantly to both incomes and direct availability of food in the country. It is also a major contributor to economic growth through provision of raw materials for agro-industries, job opportunities and foreign exchange. Agriculture contributes to about...

Livestock Feed and Fodder blog

08 Mar 2019

ILRI Communications

FeedLink – to link fodder surplus-deficit regions

Innovation that helped to convert wasteland grass into enriched silage after value addition and densification. The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) is one of the CGIAR partners of the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT)-led Bhoo Samrudhi...

Africa RISING feed

21 Feb 2019

Jonathan Odhong

Integrating gender analysis into the Sustainable Intensification Assessment Framework

This poster shows how the Sustainable Intensification Assessment Framework can be used for gender analysis in the context of the Africa RISING project. The framework consists of five domains: productivity, profitability, environment, human and social. One of the foci of the social domain is gender...

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Publications on fodder

Presentation

Published2018

Experiences of producing irrigated forages

Report

Published2018

Feed and fodder production in different agro-climatic zones and its utilizations for the livestock of Odisha: Performance report on demonstration of new varieties of fodder crops

Presentation

Published2019

Opportunities for maximizing feed value of sorghum

Journal Article

Published2019

Evaluation of sorghum fodder yield and quality under water stressed condition

Journal Article

Published2019

Agronomic and qualitative characteristics of sorghum stay-green QTL introgression lines and their recurrent senescent parents: Evaluation of GxExM interactions

Journal Article

Published2018

Variations in food-fodder traits of bread wheat cultivars released for the Ethiopian highlands

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ILRI Projects on fodder

Fodder and feed as a key opportunity for driving sustainable intensification of crop livestock systems in Tanzania

Active

Enhanced community resilience to drought through innovative market based systems approaches

Project goal The overall goal of the project is to improve pastoral livelihoods through sustainable market systems. The project aims to promote pastoral livelihoods diversification, facilitate robust markets for livestock and livestock products and enhance consolidation of knowledge base to enhance...