Tanzania

Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute

World Agroforestry Center

Nelson Mandela African Institute

of Science and Technology

Soil erosion control by using cover crops
Soil fertility improvement through the integration of organic and Inorganic fertilizers
Management of high fluoride levels
Mapping of soil degradation
On-station experimentation to validate the effects of organic and inorganic fertilizer integration
Testing and validation of the effects of homemade bio-pesticide against lablab and common bean pests
Testing and validation of the effectiveness of indigenous botanical plants
Assessment of NUS – lablab varieties and their resistance to drought

Monduli, Arusha Region - Northern Tanzania
- 60 males and 60 females farmer
- About 308km from Dodoma
- FFRU-A and FFRU-B
Arusha, Arusha Region - Northern Tanzania
- 20 males and 20 females farmer
- About 329km from Dodoma
- FFRU-B
Arumeru, Arusha Region - Northern Tanzania
- 55 males and 55 females farmer
- About 342km from Dodoma
- FFRU-C
Same, Same district - Northern Tanzania
- 15 males and 15 females farmer
- About 323km from Dodoma
- FFRU-D

ICRAF, TARI and NM-AIST

Neglected Underutilized crop Species

Macadamia nuts, Cocoa tree, Lab Lab bean, Finger millet

ICRAF, TARI and NM-AIST

Land recovery

Focusing on the recovery of abandoned land and the restoration of sustainable production

TARI and NM-AIST

Sustainable soil management

Sustainable soil management, integrated soil fertility management strategies intercropping.

TARI and NM-AIST

Plant protection

Retrieving plant protection traditional knowledge, Post-harvest management strategies to avoid mycotoxin contamination.