Seed Road Map_Common bean_Uganda_TL III Annual Meet
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TL III SEED ROAD MAP FOR COMMON BEAN IN UGANDA
Bean team
Varieties Promoted
NABE 17
NABE 19
NABE 15 • Market Class • Early Maturity (60-
65days • Suits all regions • Yield; 1800-
2000Kg/Ha • Tolerant to
anthracnose
NABE 4 • Market Class • Early Maturity (80-90
days) • Suits all regions • Yield; 2000-2500Kg/Ha • Resistant to CBB and
ALS
NABE 17 • Market Class • Early Maturity
(60-70days • Suits all regions • Yield; 2000-
2500Kg/Ha • Tolerant to
anthracnose
Varieties promoted
NABE 19 • Market Class • Early Maturity (60-70
days • Suits all regions • Yield; 2000-2500Kg/Ha • Resistant to anthracnose,
BCMV, ALS, and tolerant most of other diseases
NABE 2 • Market Class • Early Maturity (85-90
days) • Preferred in Northern
Uganda • Yield; 2000-2500Kg/Ha • Resistant to BCMV
NABE 16 • Market Class • Early Maturity (65-75
days • Suits all regions • Yield; 2000-
2500Kg/Ha • Tolerant to
anthracnose
Seed production Plan VARIETY Production Parameters Breeder Seed Y1 Y2 Y3 Total
NABE 15 Production (Tons) 0.758 8.296 11.364 20.418 Area (Ha) 0.631 6.910 9.470 17.011
NABE 4 Production (Tons) 0.268 4.372 4.016 8.656
Area (Ha) 0.223 2.480 3.350 6.053
NABE 16 Production (Tons) 0.180 1.659 2.705 4.544 Area (Ha) 0.150 1.380 2.250 3.780
NABE 17 Production (Tons) 0.180 1.659 2.705 4.544 Area (Ha) 0.150 1.380 2.250 3.780
NABE 19
Production (Tons) 0.203 1.991 3.037 5.231
Area (Ha) 0.169 1.660 2.530 4.359
NABE 2 Production (Tons) 0.002 0.017 0.027 0.046
Area (Ha) 0.002 0.010 0.020 0.032 Total Production (Tons) 1.590 17.994 23.854 43.44 Total Area (Ha) 1.325 13.820 19.870 35.02
Breeder seed production to be done by NaCRRI supported by partners.
Seed production Plan
VARIETY Production Parameters Basic/Foundation Seed Y1 Y2 Y3 Total
NABE 15 Production (Tons) 78.4 124.3 170.5 373.2
Area (Ha) 65.4 103.7 142.0 311.1
NABE 4
Production (Tons) 23.5 44.6 65.6 133.7
Area (Ha) 19.6 37.1 54.6 111.3
NABE 16
Production (Tons) 9.2 24.9 40.6 74.7
Area (Ha) 7.7 20.7 33.8 62.2
NABE 17
Production (Tons) 9.2 24.9 40.6 74.7
Area (Ha) 7.7 20.7 33.8 62.2
NABE 19
Production (Tons) 14.2 29.9 45.6 89.7
Area (Ha) 11.8 24.9 38.0 74.7
NABE 2 Production (Tons) 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.7 Area (Ha) 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.6
Total Production (Tons) 134.6 248.8 363.3 746.70 Total Area (Ha) 112.3 207.3 302.5 622.10
Foundation seed production to be done by NaCRRI supported by partners.
Seed production Plan
VARIETY Production Parameters Certified/QDS Seed Y1 Y2 Y3 Total
NABE 15 Production (Tons) 1,176.0 1,867.0 2,557.0 5,600.0
Area (Ha) 980.0 1,556.0 2,131.0 4,667.0
NABE 4
Production (Tons) 353.0 668.0 984.0 2,005.0
Area (Ha) 294.0 557.0 820.0 1,671.0
NABE 16
Production (Tons) 138.0 373.0 609.0 1,120.0
Area (Ha) 115.0 311.0 507.0 933.0
NABE 17
Production (Tons) 138.0 373.0 609.0 1,120.0
Area (Ha) 115.0 311.0 507.0 933.0
NABE 19
Production (Tons) 213.0 448.0 683.0 1,344.0
Area (Ha) 117.0 373.0 569.0 1,059.0
NABE 2 Production (Tons) 1.0 4.2 6.0 11.2 Area (Ha) 1.0 3.0 5.0 9.0
Total Production (Tons) 2,019.0 3,733.2 5,448.0 11,200.20 Total Area (Ha) 1,622.0 3,111.0 4,539.0 9272.0
Certified/QDS seed production to be done by Seed companies and farmer Groups.
Partners in seed Production • Research
• Farmers groups/incubation centers
• NGOs
• Seed Companies – CEDO, Pearl seed, CAII, Victoria seed,
FICA
• Contracted farmers
Dissemination of certified
The breakdown of the intended breakdown of certified bean supply is as follows; Uganda bean seed road map - 2016.xlsx
Seed dissemination/Variety Promotion • Research,
• Operation wealth Creation (OWC) - NAADS,
• Seed Companies,
• Extension,
• Farmer Groups/incubation centers
• NGOs • Private sector - media
Actors in Markets And Marketing • Research
• Operation wealth Creation (OWC) - NAADS
• Seed Companies
• Extension
• Farmer Groups/incubation centers • NGOs
Constraints
• Weather variability /Unfavorable weather • Irregular seed demand/Limited information on seed demand • Information asymmetry in seed industry • Limited partners working on beans in different locations. • Poor policy enforcement • Government policy – Do not favor recovery of fund generated through
research • Limited infrastructure facilities e.g. for storage, Irrigation,
Thank you