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Moringa

A Nutrient Powerhouse for Cattle Feed in Southern Ethiopia







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    The purpose of the Workshop was to take stock of the work on scoping and prioritization of Future Smart Food (FSF) among NUS for Zero Hunger that has been done, draw lessons from the work done for the Regional TCP on Creating Enabling Environment on Nutrition-sensitive Agriculture (TCP/RAS/3602) under RI-ZHC, and identify the way forward and new work on FSF that can be integrated under RI-ZHC. The major outputs of the Workshop include updated national scoping and prioritizing study on FSF, consolidated national and regional workplans of the Regional TCP and Recommendations prepared by experts collectively. The Recommendations address, among others, enhancing of public awareness and education on FSF and malnutrition and climate change, a need for consolidated national action plans on FSF with strategic and inter-ministerial coordination, FSF value chain pilot studies and development, as well as the call for a broader technical, policy and advocacy support to promote production, marketing and consumption of FSF.
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    FAO Ethiopia Newsletter, 1st quarter - Issue #2
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    The Newsletter contains news and information from FAO's programmes and projects in Ethiopia, for the period - January - March 2021. It highlights FAO's interventions in Ethiopia including the drought Anticipatory Action, fall armyworm pest management practices, as well as monitoring and response to transboundary animal and zoonotic diseases. The Newsletter also features joint efforts with the UN and other stakeholders to further develop the Moringa value chain, find and address durable solutions for internal displacement, improve food security analysis and improve desert locust operations through a community-based media campaign.
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    Innovations developed in Moringa Oleifera (Drumstick tree, horseradish tree) propagation for enhancing nursery income in Tamil Nadu, India 2016
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    This practice describes how Morginga plant can be propagated by air layering to promote vegetative propagation of trees and produce seedlings. Farmers nowadays might prefer propagation of moringa through air-layered cuttings rather than through seed propagation because through vegetative propagation the air layered seedlings represent the characteristics of selected mother trees better. Seeds, if sown in a usual way, do not show the character of mother trees that well. High yielding varieties of selected mother trees can be propagated in a better way using propagation through air-layered cuttings.

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