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The 3rd National MAC Meeting in Uganda and socio-ecological validation with stakeholders

July 19, 2024

NARO and ULUND are organizing the UPSCALE model validation workshop due to take place on 22nd July 2024 at Nile Village Hotel in Jinja. The team is developing a model on the interaction of factors surrounding the push-pull ecosystem. To… Continue Reading…

Fourth National MAC Meeting in Rwanda and socio-ecological validation with stakeholders

July 19, 2024

On July 7 -9, 2024, the Fourth National MAC Meeting will be held in Kigali, Rwanda. The meeting will be organized by Food for the Hungry and Maseno University, and it is intended to increase awareness and, therefore, encourage stakeholders’ commitment to the implementation and implementation of push-pull technology (PPT).

Uganda 3rd Regional Stakeholders Meeting

March 7, 2024

This will be an opportunity to gather crucial stakeholders and represent current results of the project.

UPSCALE Project 2nd National MAC Meeting Ethiopia

June 3, 2022

Ethiopia (ISD) will have its 2nd National UPSCALE MAC Meeting on 3rd – 4th JUNE 2022 in Bishoftu Lisak-Resort, Ethiopia.

Multiactor communitites of practice • Push-Pull in practice

Empowerment, support and challenges in implementing push-pull

May 23, 2022

Rwanda UPSCALE MAC Management Second Meeting , 8-9th December 2021
How multi actor communities of practice enhance and support the spread of push-pull technology among smallholder farmers in East Africa During a meeting in Rwanda, organized by Food for the Hungry (FH) Association Rwanda and Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources... Continue Reading…

Farming practice • Push-Pull in practice

UPSCALE MAC Meeting in Tanzania, May 2021

June 22, 2022

As part of the EU-funded UPSCALE project, the Tanzania Agriculture Research Institute (TARI) held another one-day MAC meeting. The meeting was held on 21st May 2021 at the Africa Inland Church Tanzania (AICT) - Agroforestry training center, Musoma District, Mara... Continue Reading…

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Striga weeds

Striga or 'witchweeds' are parasitic weeds that affect cereal crops in many parts of Africa, reducing production from 30 to 100%, or complete loss of the crop. If maize plants are attacked by both stemborers and striga weed, the yield... Continue Reading…
June 20, 2022

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upscale_h2020 UPSCALE @upscale_h2020 ·
5 Sep

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@lunduniversity released a publication in which they reviewed how changes in temperature, precipitation and atmospheric CO2 concentration can influence PPT components.💡

🔗https://upscale-hub.eu/publications/climate-change-and-ecological-intensification-of-agriculture-in-sub-saharan-africa-a-systems-approach-to-predict-maize-yield-under-push-pull-technology/

#agriculture #pushpulltechnology #UPSCALE #EU #farmers

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upscale_h2020 UPSCALE @upscale_h2020 ·
2 Sep

🌿 How can bioactive volatiles be harnessed to protect crops from the destructive Fall Armyworm, and what does this mean for sustainable agriculture?

📖 Discover at https://upscale-hub.eu/bioactive-volatiles-natural-allies-in-the-battle-against-fall-armyworm/

#UPSCALE #EU #H2020 #sustainableagriculture #pestcontrol

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