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The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) is the Australian Government's specialist agricultural research-for-development agency.
We contribute to reducing poverty and improving the livelihoods of many in the Indo-Pacific region through more productive and sustainable agriculture emerging from collaborative international research.
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Biosecurity and sustainable forest management
With land borders and communities in Southeast Asia vulnerable to biosecurity threats due to the poorly regulated movement of goods and people, a pioneering project supported by ACIAR will bring together scientists across Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam to improve the reporting of invasive pest species by creating a coordinated network to share biosecurity knowledge, technologies and management strategies.
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Asian Chicken Genetic Gains in Cambodia - Subtitles
Просмотров 1893 месяца назад
ACIAR is supporting the first-ever native chicken breeding program in Southeast Asia. This groundbreaking initiative, led by the International Livestock Research Institute, seeks to address the difficulties encountered by small-scale farmers in Cambodia. By leveraging native chicken varieties, the program aims to breed chickens that grow more quickly and are healthier. Preliminary outcomes are ...
Asian Chicken Genetic Gains in Cambodia
Просмотров 6043 месяца назад
ACIAR is supporting the first-ever native chicken breeding program in Southeast Asia. This groundbreaking initiative, led by the International Livestock Research Institute, seeks to address the difficulties encountered by small-scale farmers in Cambodia. By leveraging native chicken varieties, the program aims to breed chickens that grow more quickly and are healthier. Preliminary outcomes are ...
Meryl Williams Fellowship
Просмотров 1345 месяцев назад
The Meryl Williams Fellowship is a leadership and management program funded by ACIAR that supports female agricultural researchers in the Indo-Pacific region. The fellowship, managed by the University of New England, contributes to more secure food systems by providing women in agricultural science with greater access to resources and decision-making, building collaborative networks, supporting...
Happy Seeder
Просмотров 445 месяцев назад
John Blackwell, who was the project leader of the Happy Seeder project, shares some insightful reflections on the project. John highlights how the innovative technique of direct drilling not only saves valuable time and money in wheat production but also significantly reduces the risk to human life caused by pollution resulting from burning rice stubble.
Happy Seeder
Просмотров 2115 месяцев назад
John Blackwell, who was the project leader of the Happy Seeder project, shares some insightful reflections on the project. John highlights how the innovative technique of direct drilling not only saves valuable time and money in wheat production, but also significantly reduces the risk to human life caused by pollution resulting from burning rice stubble.
Increasing the productivity and profitability of smallholder beekeeping enterprises in PNG and Fiji
Просмотров 182Год назад
On #WorldBeeDay, ACIAR is celebrating close to 30 years of funding research to better understand biosecurity threats and minimising their impact on smallholder beekeepers throughout the Indo-Pacific region. In the Pacific, and ACIAR-funded research team at @UniSCU is working with beekeeping associations in Papua New Guinea and Fiji to improve productivity and profitability of smallholder beekee...
Improving community fire management and peatland restoration in Indonesia
Просмотров 324Год назад
Smoke haze from the burning of peatlands has become a major issue in southeast Asia in recent decades, negatively affecting public health and the economy of several countries in the region. The problem mainly stems from the burning of rural lands associated with the expansion of oil palm and timber plantations as well as smallholder agriculture. Peatland systems in their natural state do not bu...
Intensifying cropping in South Bangladesh and West Bengal, India
Просмотров 216Год назад
This project aims to create opportunities for improving the land productivity and profitability, and for helping farmers to increase their incomes in Bangladesh and India. The coastal zones of Bangladesh and West Bengal in India are home to millions of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people, about 65% of whom live below the poverty line. The people of the coastal zone depend mainly on a...
Building scientific and policy capability in the Pacific
Просмотров 252Год назад
ACIAR brings a unique approach to capacity building in development, through our focus on agricultural development and the development of long-term partnerships with institutions and individuals. #CapacityBuilding occurs across three levels - individual, organisational and institutional - and is a process of strengthening the abilities of individuals, organisations and systems to undertake agric...
Commission for International Agricultural Research visits Bangladesh
Просмотров 708Год назад
The Commission for International Agricultural Research recently visited Bangladesh to meet with local farmers and researchers to learn about the country’s agricultural development priorities and explore research opportunities with Australia.
Bula Coffee - an agritourism success story
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The ACIAR-funded Pacific Agribusiness Research in Development Initiative Phase 2 project has supported 5 agritourism companies in Fiji to become market ready after closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Support included business advice based on market research, assistance with marketing, and improvements to the experiences on offer, such as on-farm processing tours, lodging, and farm-based recr...
40 years of ACIAR
Просмотров 4852 года назад
Today marks 40 years since ACIAR was established as Australia's specialist agricultural research-for-development agency. #ACIAR40 Since then, we've gone on to fund more than 1,500 research projects connecting Australian scientists and research institutions with their counterparts in nearly 40 countries throughout the Indo-Pacific region. Thank you to all our research partners across the globe t...
40 years of ACIAR - Reflections of the Policy Advisory Council
Просмотров 3022 года назад
For 40 years, ACIAR has partnered with researchers and organisations from Australia and in countries across the Indo-Pacific region to advance agricultural, fisheries and forestry knowledge and practices. Sharing Australia’s strengths in agricultural science has improved food security and supported sustainable development. As part of communications to recognise 40 years of ACIAR our CEO Profess...
Agro-rugby promotes footy for food security
Просмотров 3282 года назад
An ACIAR supported Fijian alumni is exploring how to bring together Fiji's love for rugby and promote home gardening as a strategy to ensure household food security and nutrition through an innovative concept - #AgroRugby! ACIAR announced an Alumni Research Support Facility (ARSF) in April 2020 as a quick response to the pandemic. The #ARSF offered support to research activities with the abilit...
Empowering women farmers in Fiji through the Alumni Research Support Facility
Просмотров 2352 года назад
Empowering women farmers in Fiji through the Alumni Research Support Facility
Healthy food, healthy people. It all starts with soil.
Просмотров 3652 года назад
Healthy food, healthy people. It all starts with soil.
Advocating for soil knowledge throughout the Indo-Pacific
Просмотров 3382 года назад
Advocating for soil knowledge throughout the Indo-Pacific
Agroforestry gives new lifeline to Nadroumai
Просмотров 5813 года назад
Agroforestry gives new lifeline to Nadroumai
The ACIAR John Allwright Fellows at the #AusNZSoils21 Conference
Просмотров 2953 года назад
The ACIAR John Allwright Fellows at the #AusNZSoils21 Conference
The 2021 Soil Science Australia and the New Zealand Society of Soil Science Joint Conference
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The 2021 Soil Science Australia and the New Zealand Society of Soil Science Joint Conference
President of the Policy Advisory Council - Prof Wendy Umberger
Просмотров 2603 года назад
President of the Policy Advisory Council - Prof Wendy Umberger
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Su McCluskey introduction
Просмотров 1243 года назад
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Su McCluskey introduction
UNFSS Dialogue - Partnerships for scaling innovation
Просмотров 3943 года назад
UNFSS Dialogue - Partnerships for scaling innovation
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Tony York introduction
Просмотров 923 года назад
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Tony York introduction
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Dr Sasha Courville introduction
Просмотров 893 года назад
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Dr Sasha Courville introduction
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Dr Beth Woods
Просмотров 1123 года назад
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Dr Beth Woods
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Emeritus Professor Lindsay Falvey introduction
Просмотров 2003 года назад
Commission for International Agricultural Research - Emeritus Professor Lindsay Falvey introduction
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please get me a spot
How many of the infectious diseases either originate or were made more serious by the the vaccine research? We already know that many vaccines in the 1950&1960s were infected with all sorts of primate viruses (just the the list of Simian Viruses is breath-taking). We know practically nothing what these products or the real early ones have caused, yet are to believe that HIV jumped to humans from primates because of the African way of life. Really racist way of thinking if you'd ask me. For another example, find out why the virus now called as RSV was originally named Chimpanzee Coryza Agent and find out yet another great achievement of the vaccine industry.
Comes from animals "at some point".😂 Like zoonotic pathogens tinkered with at biosecurity labs that escape/are released? 😂🥳
Lol, 75% of new infectious diseases come from domestic, farm and wild animals VIA biosecurity labs . One health? More like randomly release one pathogen simultaneously in multi regions - and we all get "One sick". Then under WHO, GAVI,WEF, etc we have "One Plan" and fit square pegs into round holes . Vaccines, unnecessary animal culls and quarantine. Fantastic model - create the problem and solution. 🎉🎉🥳
Yes, thx EcoDeath Alliance and their enablers groomed by the Davos entity.
Bullshit propaganda,most diseases have been gain of functioned in labs with the WHO'S knowledge and support,take your One Health and stick it where the sun don't shine,leave the animals and us alone.
Mashaallah great 👍
Well done John! a real step forward in conservation farming for the developing world. The project was well thought out, with a minimum of fuss, and achieved a maximum result.
Well done John! A significant step forward for conservation agriculture in the developing world. All done with minimum cost and maximum ingenuity.
Impressive work
All Australians need to resist this attempt to pollute and destroy our food supply with mRNA DNA altering cancer causing agents and far worse. This is a co-ordinated attack by globalists and corrupted politicians in Australia to control, sicken and de-populate us. Stand Up!!!
SARS COVID & Mers are all man made diseases. Ww will nevwr support your one health
Next time try visiting other places as well.....
God bless u
Name of this taros please I need to order the bulbs to plant
Jarai indigenous we eat taros too the terms, leafs make Jarai traditional soup so tasty
You are wrong, we don't import tropical fruits.
So useful for my high school Environmental Systems and Societies students here in Indonesia. Thank you!
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Can I have your email address
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From. Indonesia... Personally I loves this short term training programme.. Hopefully Christ bless me. Thanks
Impressive
Should have been more specific when describing kava as a drug as it has proven benefits. Taro leaves is not poison but may cause a reaction due to calcium oxalate. Hope that Sarah Todd was aware that there are other ethnic groups in Fiji who also have unique cooking styles and ways. Maybe next time...curry time.
Could add a Maggi noodle flavor to the dalo leaves.Its like eating chicken with dalo leaves
That is Awesome
Great work Aradhana!
I see that's their rice or corn fields
This channel must be properly exposed ... it is very valuable. thanks for sharing
Greta Job Sarah!
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Haw Can i get your contact
My question is...... Could we protect banana by using vaccine in future.
Fiji only imports fruit that can not grow in Fijj because of the climate..it has its own tropical fruits..
Love and respect from India
God bless you and your team
How many days does the whole process take?
Salam dari indramayu indonesia
We want those fruits but we don't need them. We prefer our local produced fruits. Healthy and doesn't require manure especially that Kava roots 😉
Flavorsome ga o io Sarah
I will to know how it goes
Thanks for the training video. Im from the Philippines and I see a lot of sea cucumbers at our sea, they are white with black spots on them. Sea cucumbers are not eaten in our area but I`m really interested in trying some. Are there any kind of sea cucumbers that I have to avoid or are all of them edible?
Hi Pablo, most of them are edible. The very long ones with a thin body wall tend not to be eaten though.
Saraaah urooo💞🤣🙂straight organic💞🤣🙂...
Why scrape when you gonna peel it after....sa double job tale qori🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
She didn't see that coming....getting told off from Bubu
Original is best.