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Plates
1a
& 1b. Farmers participate in staking demonstration fields in
Mubende district |
Plate
2a. Mr. Dan
Semanda (right), A.A.O, Kassanda sub county, with one of the
farmers inspect the bean crop planted in the demonstration fields
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Plate
2b. Mr. Deo
Matovu, A.A.O, Kasambya sub county, together with farmers inspect
the bean crop planted in a demonstration field during 2004 |
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Plate
3a. NABE
12C, a recently released climbing bean variety on a farmer’s field
in Sironko district during 2004 second growing season |
Plate
3b.
Reaction of RWR 1946 and RWR 2075 and check varieties (K20 and K
132) to pythium root rot after inoculation |
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Plates
3c & 3d.
Multiplication of foundation seeds on-station at Kachwekano ARDC
of genotypes NABE 4 and RWR 2075 |
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Plate
3e. A wife to
one of the bean grain traders, in Kabale displays their harvest of
genotype RWR 2075 |
Plate 4a |
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Plate 4a
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Plate 4c |
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Plates
4a, 4b, 4c. Farmers who
have accessed bean seed through participating in demonstration
fields and the bean seed loan scheme in Sironko district |
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Plate 5a
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Plate 5b |
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Plates 5a,
5b, 5d.
Farmers who have accessed bean seed through participatory variety
trials and
bean seed loan schemes in Kabale district |
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Plate 5d.
Bean seed loan schemes in Kabale district
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Plate 6 |
Mrs.
Mwenderehe Marble (from Kabale district), a beneficiary of a
genotype selected from PVS trials: Pictured above is her mud house
roofed with iron sheets and also doors and windows bought after
selling genotype RWR 2075 |
Plate7 |
M/s
Caudia (from Kabale district), through sales of NABE 12C has been
able to meet her basic needs including school fees for her
children: in picture is one of the sheep and it’s young one she
acquired after the bean sales of NABE 12C
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