AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SCIENCE INITIATIVE – contribution to climate change adaptation and mitigation KOMUTUNGA EVERLINE (PhD) Agro-meteorologist National.

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AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SCIENCE INITIATIVE – contribution to climate change adaptation and mitigation KOMUTUNGA EVERLINE (PhD) Agro-meteorologist National Agricultural Research Organization, Kampala Uganda

PRESENTATION OUTLINE 1.I ntroduction 2.Crop science initiative 3.Pest and diseases management 4. National Agricultural laboratories 5. Other science

One of the pillars of the DSIP Research and technology development

1. Drought and heat tolerant varieties Cassava Beans Fruit trees Millet Sorghum Cowpeas banana

2. Short duration crops -Beans (60 days) -Potatoes (60-90 days) -Assorted vegetables under the horticulture Research -sorghum 3. increased pests and diseases -Breeding for tolerance -Improved management

Crop research related to climate risk 1. Development of drought and heat tolerant varieties - cassava -Beans -Potatoes -Horticultural crops including fruit trees -Cowpeas -Sorghum -Millet -Rice (paddy and upland)

Banana hybrids developed and promoted Options for BBW control promoted in main banana growing areas

M20 (12571S-15) Attributes Black Sigatoka resistant Yields =26.5 ton/ ha/ yr M19 (12603S-1) Attributes Black Sigatoka resistant Yields= 28.1 ton/ ha/ yr Attributes Susceptible to Black Sigatoka Yields=11.9 ton/ha/yr Local variety Mbwazirume

Laboratories Under agricultural engineering Development of agricultural labor saving machines (reducing drudgery in farm practices) – ploughs, planters, choppers Development of post harvest handling machines -Maize shelling -Cassava chipper -Rice shelling

Water delivery systems -Ram pump -Assorted water harvesting and delivery systems Energy efficient systems research -Fireless cooker -Wind energy

Low head ram pump Biomass stoves Biogas stoves

Post harvesting technology development -Management of post harvest pests and diseases research -Agribusiness for enterprise diversification - business incubation of generated research technologies and innovations food bio-sciences -Food safety - during periods of extreme humidity and technologies to improve Safety -Development of protocepts

VAC Incubatee products

Sustainable land and water management -Restoration of degraded lands and watershed management technologies -Soil information system soil map, nutrient distribution -Soil and water conservation technologies that reduce soil erosion, soil and nutrient loss including conservation agriculture

Soil fertility management -Developed fertilizer optimization tool -Developing substitution ratios for organic to - inorganic fertilizers

Mean upland rice response to Integrated Soil Fertility Management Technologies Sites: Semuto & Kapeka SC(Nakaseke District) Ivukula, Nsinze and Namutumba SC (Namutumba District) Farmers Practice+(50 kg N + 15kg P)/ha

Climate change adaptation and mitigation -Data management -Crop yield monitoring and yield projections -Crop suitability mapping -Information packaging and dissemination ( cropping calendars)

close association between soil productivity and current banana growing areas.

The climatically suitable areas shown in deep green (excellent (100%, light (suitable 80%) and lighter ( 60% suitable). Two degree increase in temperature will result in the disappearance of the highly suitable area (100%) to suitable (80%).

-Conservation of at least 700 new accessions characterisation of 20 core collections and enhanced management for sustainable utilization of selected Plant Genetic Resources - biotechnology systems, diagnostics and processes developed for improved productivity of selected crops

Forestry and agroforestry research -Carbon stocks in divers tree species -Shed systems in coffee systems -Soil improving tree species Fisheries research Capture fisheries as diversification options

LIVESTOCK -Breeding for hardy indigenous types -Dry season feeding technologies