Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe
Common bean is a widely cultivated and consumed pulse crop in both Malawi and Zimbabwe. Market opportunities are frustrated lack quality grain despite prolific release of improved varieties. Similar to most other countries, the production of certified seed is liberalized, but early generation seed s...
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Pan-Africa Bean Research Alliance
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| author | Mutari, Bruce Chisale, Virginia Maereka, Enock Kuziwa Rubyogo, Jean-Claude Goodman, Jim |
| author_browse | Chisale, Virginia Goodman, Jim Maereka, Enock Kuziwa Mutari, Bruce Rubyogo, Jean-Claude |
| author_facet | Mutari, Bruce Chisale, Virginia Maereka, Enock Kuziwa Rubyogo, Jean-Claude Goodman, Jim |
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| description | Common bean is a widely cultivated and consumed pulse crop in both Malawi and Zimbabwe. Market opportunities are frustrated lack quality grain despite prolific release of improved varieties. Similar to most other countries, the production of certified seed is liberalized, but early generation seed still remains a preserve of the public sector.
However, the public sector is often inadequately resourced to produce sufficient early generation seed (EGS) and this has bottleneck effect on certified seed and grain production. This results in delayed use of newly released varieties and/or shortage of improved bean seed on the market. This paper presents possible solutions to the EGS challenge. |
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| spelling | CGSpace930472025-03-13T09:45:12Z Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe Mutari, Bruce Chisale, Virginia Maereka, Enock Kuziwa Rubyogo, Jean-Claude Goodman, Jim beans partnerships common bean phaseolus vulgaris varieties seed productions Common bean is a widely cultivated and consumed pulse crop in both Malawi and Zimbabwe. Market opportunities are frustrated lack quality grain despite prolific release of improved varieties. Similar to most other countries, the production of certified seed is liberalized, but early generation seed still remains a preserve of the public sector. However, the public sector is often inadequately resourced to produce sufficient early generation seed (EGS) and this has bottleneck effect on certified seed and grain production. This results in delayed use of newly released varieties and/or shortage of improved bean seed on the market. This paper presents possible solutions to the EGS challenge. 2016 2018-06-05T18:21:10Z 2018-06-05T18:21:10Z Poster https://hdl.handle.net/10568/93047 en Open Access application/pdf Pan-Africa Bean Research Alliance Mutari, B., Chisale, V., Maereka, E.K., Rubyogo, J.C., Goodman, J., (2016). Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe. International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), Pan-Africa Bean Research Alliance – PABRA. Malawi, 1 p. |
| spellingShingle | beans partnerships common bean phaseolus vulgaris varieties seed productions Mutari, Bruce Chisale, Virginia Maereka, Enock Kuziwa Rubyogo, Jean-Claude Goodman, Jim Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe |
| title | Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe |
| title_full | Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe |
| title_fullStr | Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe |
| title_full_unstemmed | Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe |
| title_short | Unlocking pre-basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public-private sector partnerships in Malawi and Zimbabwe |
| title_sort | unlocking pre basic bean seed supply bottlenecks through mutually beneficial public private sector partnerships in malawi and zimbabwe |
| topic | beans partnerships common bean phaseolus vulgaris varieties seed productions |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/93047 |
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