SRI International Network and Resources Center

Raising Yield Potential

3796
WED
11:50-12:05

Zheng Jiaguo
Crop Research Institute
Sichuan AAS, Chengdu

China

Experiences and Research Perspectives on  Sustainable Development of Rice-Wheat Cropping Systems in the Chengdu Plain, China

4297
WED
15:05-15:20

B.J. Pandian
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

India

System of Rice Intensification – An Unique System to Produce More with Less Input

Closing the Yield Gap

3887
TUES
17:20-17:35

Amod Thakur et al
Directorate of Water Management, Bhubaneswar

India

Influence of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) Practices on Grain Yield and Associated Physiological Changes in Rice Plants Compared to Conventional Flooded Rice
[• PowerPoint] [• paper]

3932
TUES
17:35- 17:50

Rajendra Uprety
Department of Agriculture/ Nepal Okhaldhunga

Nepal

Meshing Mechanization with SRI Methods in Rice Cultivation
[• PowerPoint] [• paper] [• video]

Climate Change and Rice Management

4413
TUES
14:35-14:50

Norman Uphoff
Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development, Ithaca

USA

Alternative Management Methods and Impacts with the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in Responding to Climate Change Effects
[• PowerPoint] [• paper] [• video]

Water Availability and Access

4460
THURS
10:05- 10:20

Subhendu B. Goswami
Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Kalyani, Kolkata

India

Crop Water Productivity of System of Rice Intensification

Social and Cultural Dimensions

4044
TUES
17:35- 17:50

Rekha Panigrahi
Center for World Solidarity, Bhubaneswar, Orissa

India

Creating Space for Women Farmers’ Voices: Institutional and Capacity-Building Interventions
[• PowerPoint] [• paper]

4494

Vijay Bharti and Anuradha Saha
SHER-E Kashmir University of Agricultural Science and Technology of Jammu

India

The System of Rice Intensification – A Resource-Conserving Technology of Rice Production in Jammu, India [accepted but not presented]

POSTER ABSTRACTS
(Actual posters may also be attached)

Raising the Yield Potential

3972

Anil K. Choudhary et al
Farm Science Centre, CSK Himachal Pradesh Agricultural University, Sundernagar

India

System of Rice Intensification – A Boon to Enhance Rice Productivity in Wet Temperate Northwestern Himalayas

3995

P. V. Satyanarayana Maruteru
A. P. Rice Research Institute, Tanuku

India

Release of High-Yielding Rice Varieties from Maruteru for Intensive Cultivation under Irrigated Ecosystem of AP

4655

Iswandi Anas
Institut Pertanian Bogor

Indonesia

Shoot and Root Biomass Ratios under System of Rice Intensification Management

4336

Sundararaju Vijayabaskaran
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

India

Per Drop Productivity of System of Rice Intensification is a Way Out to Meet the Increasing Demand for Rice

Closing the Yield Gap

4281

Dhana Jeyanthi
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

India

Performance of Aromatic Rice Varieties under SRI Cultivation in Tamil Nadu, India

4452

Subbalakshmi Lokanadhan
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

India

A Method to Refine Seed Selection for Boosting Rice Yields under SRI Method of Rice Cultivation

Climate Change

4144

Erika Styger
Africare/CIIFAD

Mali

Impact of SRI Practices in Cropping System Resilience to Fluctuating Climate Conditions in Timbuktu Region, Mali
[• View poster]

4304

Mrinmoy Guha Neogi et al
1RDRS Bangladesh, Rangpur

Bangladesh

Rice Intensification in Northern Region of Bangladesh under Climate Change Condition

4574

V. K. Ravichandran
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

India

SRI: An Opportunity Rather than a Technology to Combat Climate Change

Water Availability and Access

3907

Mahender Kumar Rapolu, Surekha Kuchi et al
Directorate of Rice Research, Hyderabad

India

Potential of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) in Enhancing Resource Conservation and Productivity of Irrigated Rice

4527

Lin Xianqing
China National Rice Research Institute, Hangzhou

China

Effects of Different Water Management on Grain Yield and Root Growth of Hybrid Rice (Oryza L.)

Drought, Flooding and Problem Soils

4613

S. S. Somasundaram
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

India

System of Rice Intensification in Sodic Soils

Pest, Disease and Weed Management

3888

K. Karthikeyan
Kerala Agricultural University, Pattambi

India

Rice Pest Scenario under SRI and Normal Systems of Cultivation

4116

Ravi Gopal
Tamil Nadu Rice Research Institute

India

Pest Scenario and IPM Options in the System of Rice Intensification

Social and Cultural Dimensions

3937

Martin Noltze
University of Goettingen

Timor Leste/ Germany

Explaining System of Rice Intensification (SRI) Adoption among Smallholder Farmers in Timor Leste
[• View poster]

4107

Rajendra Uprety
Department of Agriculture, Okhaldhunga

Nepal

Factors Affecting Diversity of Rice Cultivation Methods in Nepal

4247

Asif Sharif
Farmall, Inc., Lahore

Pakistan

Mechanization of the System of Rice Intensification (SRI): Pakistan
[• View poster]

4656

Brian Lund et al
Oxfam America East Asia Regional Office

Vietnam

System of Rice Intensification (SRI): Towards Effective Institutions and Organizations that Support Ongoing Innovation and Adaptation

3865

Hart Feuer
Center for Development Research, Bonn, DEU

Cambodia/ Germany

Negotiating Technical and Ideological Standards for Agroecological Rice Production in Emerging Markets:  The Case of Cambodia

4185

Georges Serpantié
Institut de Recherche pour le Développement

Madagascar/ France

Intensive Rice System (SRI) as Practiced by Farmers in Madagascar