1320 - system of rice intensification

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INCREASE YIELDS by 30-50% OR MORE REDUCE WATER USE by 30-50% REDUCE CHEMICAL INPUTS by 30-100% REDUCE SEED USE by 80-95% Widespread Adoption Just Starting SRI is an agroecological and climate-smart approach that produces more grain, while reducing water, seed, and synthetic chemical use. The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) SRI helps farmers to... Since first leaving Madagascar in 1997, SRI has spread to over 50 countries and more than 4 million farmers around the world. 1 EARLY PLANT ESTABLISHMENT 2 REDUCED PLANT COMPETITION 3 USE ORGANIC MATTER 4 REDUCED WATER USE Using four principles The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations The SRI International Network and Resources Center at Cornell University Contact: Erika Styger (SRI-Rice, Cornell University), [email protected]; Amir Kassam (FAO), [email protected]; Josef Kienzle (FAO), [email protected] www.sririce.org - www.fao.org/ag/ca Poster 1.indd 1 10/30/13 11:12 AM

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Title: System of Rice Intensification Presented by: Erika Styger Presented at: Special Exhibit/Event on Rice Production at Agritechnica Venue and Date: Hannover, Germany November 15, 2013

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Increase yIeldsby 30-50% or more

reduce water use by30-50%

reduce chemIcal Inputsby 30-100%

reduce seed useby 80-95%

WidespreadAdoption

JustStarting

SRI is an agroecological and climate-smart approach that produces more grain, while reducing water, seed, and synthetic chemical use.

the system of riceIntensification (srI)

SRI helpsfarmers to...

Since first leaving Madagascar in 1997, SRI has spread to over 50 countries andmore than 4 million farmers around the world.

1 early plantestablIshment 2 reduced plant

competItIon 3 use organIcmatter 4 reduced

water use

Using fourprinciples

The Foodand Agriculture

Organizationof the

United Nations

The SRIInternationalNetwork andResources Center atCornell University

Contact: Erika Styger (SRI-Rice, Cornell University), [email protected];Amir Kassam (FAO), [email protected]; Josef Kienzle (FAO), [email protected]

www.sririce.org - www.fao.org/ag/ca

Poster 1.indd 1 10/30/13 11:12 AM