Research Title | Varietal Development, Evaluation and Maintenance of Legumes in the Ilocos |
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Researcher(s) | Jocelyn Bernabe, Corazon Sugui |
Research Category | Project |
Research Status | continuing |
Duration | Jun 11, 2014 to Dec 31, 2018 |
Commodity | Legumes |
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Brief Description | The goal of this project is to conduct field testing of new promising varieties of legumes developed by government agencies and seed companies and to generate adequate reliable basic information as basis for variety recommendation. The purpose are as follows: (1) to evaluate and select promising entries of legumes that is high yielding, disease resistant and acceptable to the farmers; (2) to identify promising entries and to get conclusive results as basis for recommendation to the National Seed Industry Council (NSIC) as national, regional or local variety under specific conditions; and (3) to improve the yield and other characteristics of legumes suited to our local condition. It involves four studies namely:
Major Activities include:
Project outputs are selected and identified promising lines that are high yielding, disease resistant and acceptable to the farmers and ready to be recommended for approval to the National Seed Industry Council (NSIC) for approval and release for commercial planting. Target beneficiaries are the peanut, mungbean, and soybean growers, feed millers and processors. |
Expected Output | Promising varieties for national, regional or local variety. |
Abstract | Not Available |