Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”

The feasibility of using low cost net tunnels to produce disease-free sweetpotato planting material under farmer-multiplier management was assessed in Tanzania and Uganda. A total of 91 Decentralized Vine Multipliers (DVMs) were identified and supplied with 140 net tunnels. Over 3.6 million cuttings...

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Autor principal: International Potato Center
Formato: Brief
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2016
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/144184
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description The feasibility of using low cost net tunnels to produce disease-free sweetpotato planting material under farmer-multiplier management was assessed in Tanzania and Uganda. A total of 91 Decentralized Vine Multipliers (DVMs) were identified and supplied with 140 net tunnels. Over 3.6 million cuttings were produced over the three-year period. A virus degeneration study conducted under the project showed that with good agronomic practices multipliers should be able produce clean planting material using the net tunnels. Standards for production of quality planting material were developed in Tanzania and are awaiting ministerial assent.
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spelling CGSpace1441842025-11-06T13:32:15Z Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando” International Potato Center sweet potatoes The feasibility of using low cost net tunnels to produce disease-free sweetpotato planting material under farmer-multiplier management was assessed in Tanzania and Uganda. A total of 91 Decentralized Vine Multipliers (DVMs) were identified and supplied with 140 net tunnels. Over 3.6 million cuttings were produced over the three-year period. A virus degeneration study conducted under the project showed that with good agronomic practices multipliers should be able produce clean planting material using the net tunnels. Standards for production of quality planting material were developed in Tanzania and are awaiting ministerial assent. 2016-09 2024-05-30T20:32:30Z 2024-05-30T20:32:30Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/144184 en Open Access application/pdf International Potato Center. 2016. Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”. Sweetpotato Action for Security and Health in Africa. CIP. 4 p.
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Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”
title Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”
title_full Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”
title_fullStr Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”
title_full_unstemmed Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”
title_short Keeping disease-free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers “Kinga Marando”
title_sort keeping disease free sweetpotato vines closer to farmers kinga marando
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