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1 Innovation Lab for Soybean Value Chain Research Foundations for Soybean in Africa
2 Soybeans in Africa: The Soybean Innovation Lab PI: Peter Goldsmith, Ag. Economist, University of Illinois University of Missouri Mississippi State University University of Georgia
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4 Why sub-saharan Africa? Nutritionally insecure Stunting in children under 5
5 Why sub-saharan Africa? Low production 90% from small farms Lack of inputs Lack of good varieties Lack of markets
6 Soybeans in Africa: The Soybean Innovation Lab Plant Breeder Education Grain and Seed Quality Seed Production Utilization for Human Nutrition Utilization for Livestock Economic Impacts Gender Impacts Environmental Impacts
7 Soybeans in Africa: The Soybean Innovation Lab Production: Dan Reynolds and George Awuni Mississippi State Plant Breeding: Brian Diers and Randy Nelson University of Illinois and USDA-ARS
8 12 Yield kg/ha 10 US soybean yield Africa soybean yield Year
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10 The SMART Farms Soybean Management with Appropriate Research and Technology Research Planting date Varieties Soil amendments Phosphorus Inoculum Planting methods
11 Yield-Phosphorus/Inoculum YIELD (BU/a) Click icon to add picture
12 Percentage germination Seed Germination Test
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14 IITA is a major partner Developing experimental lines Testing experimental lines Lack of continuity
15 Current limitations Few breeding programs Small breeding programs Lack of experience No mechanization Few basic supplies Little coordination Germplasm
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17 Progress in Breeding Programs Evaluation of germplasm provided U.S., Brazilian, and Chinese varieties
18 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
19 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
20 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
21 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
22 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
23 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
24 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
25 Performance of US Germplasm in Ethiopia Variety 5002T Ozark Motte KS4895 Delsoy 4710 AFGAT KS3494 Clark 63-K US MG V V VIII IV IV Chk III Chk Days to Days to Yield Maturity Flowering Plant Ht. (t/ha)
26 Progress in Breeding Programs Evaluation of germplasm provided U.S., Brazilian, and Chinese varieties Rust resistance germplasm Resistance to stink bugs F2 populations from U.S. /African crosses
27 Inoculum persistence study Hot, dry off-season in Ghana Ghana and US varieties Inoculum Commercial 5 selected USDA strains No inoculum Non-inoculated cowpea variety Rotation Continuous soybean Soybean/corn/soybean
28 Progress in Breeding Programs Number of parents increased Number of crosses increased Working to increase population size On-site, off-season nurseries / irrigation
29 Progress in Breeding Programs Effective use of threshers Understanding thresher capabilities
30 Progress in Breeding Programs Experience in Missouri and Illinois Changing perceptions Creating an international team
31 Partnerships Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture SeedCo, Zimbabwe USAID Missions
32 What is our job? Learning with our partners Assisting program development Developing self-sufficiency
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34 Innovation Lab for Soybean Value Chain Research Foundations for Soybean in Africa
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