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IITA-Rwanda’s Rhys Manners was invited as a guest speaker in IFPRI-Rwanda’s inaugural webinar titled – ‘Farmer Typologies and Innovation Scaling in Rwanda’. The webinar, chaired by the Honorable Minister of State for Agriculture and Animal Resources Dr. Jean-Chrysostome Ngabitsinze, outlined the potential of farm typologies for improved targeting, tool development, and innovation scaling for supporting […]
By Walter Ocimati Like Covid-19, the bacteria that causes Xanthomonas wilt (aka BXW) in bananas can spread quickly through a population of susceptible plants, albeit with a more devastating impact since not only will the infected plants succumb to the disease, all the cultivars that have been exposed to the bacteria so far turned […]
As a second-year student of IMRD (International Master of Science in Rural Development) in Ghent University, I was enthusiastic to find a chance to do something on development and livelihood in my dear homeland Rwanda, or as we proudly say, “Land of Thousands Hills”. In my desperate attempt to do so, I came across the […]
Since November 2018, the Consortium for Improving Agriculture-based Livelihoods in Central Africa (CIALCA), led by International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), is testing different nutrient combinations to develop decision support tools for cassava fertilization within different agroecological zones in Rwanda. To generate the data that are required to develop these tools, Nutrient Omission Trials (NOTs) […]
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