Примеры использования New rice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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NERICA New Rice for Africa.
A symbolic project in that regard is New Rice for Africa.
The New Rice for Africa Project;
Maybe they're admiring my new Rice Krispies character?
The area of the domain was mostly mountainous andunsuited to the development of new rice lands.
NERICA New Rice for Africa.
Promote the development and dissemination of the new rice for Africa NERICA.
The establishment of the New Rice for Africa initiative is among the successful examples of Japan's efforts.
For a year he lectured at the University of Liverpool andthen he was appointed to the new Rice Institute in Houston, Texas.
You. Part of my new rice wine promotion. So, now you think you can just waltz in here and buy everybody a beer?
It has also provided $30 million to support"New Rice for Africa" rice development in West Africa.
Thanks to such qualities as patience and perseverance,Alexander Podolskikh managed to achieve results and produce new rice varieties.
Private sector activity in 1994 included work on a new rice milling facility, which commenced operations in 1995.
The new rice varieties, known as"NERICA", are now being used on West African farms, and this will contribute to food security in Africa.
The Katō clan took steps to increase their revenues by development of new rice lands and development of non-rice based sources of income.
IFAD plays a key role in the New Rice for Africa initiative, the dissemination of processing technologies and the development of regional markets for cassava.
One of the major tasks of AfricaRice is the development and introduction of new rice seed varieties that are suitable for African conditions.
The NERICA project(New Rice for Africa) resulted from the cooperation between several African countries and research centres, backed by donors e.g. Japan, FAO and the African Development Bank.
Under early Naitō rule, the domain implemented numerous fiscal reforms,developed large amounts of new rice lands, and constructed massive irrigation works.
This technique has been used to produce new rice for Africa, an interspecific cross of Asian rice(Oryza sativa) and African rice Oryza glaberrima.
Official development partners have supported and/or undertaken anumber of initiatives to improve and increase crop varieties in Africa the Pan African Cassava Initiative, New Rice for Africa, etc.
Also in 2006, the African Development Bank approved the"New Rice for Africa" development project in seven West African countries for a total of $33.5 million.
TCDC assistance to the WestAfrica Rice Development Association(WARDA) resulted in the development of new high-yielding and high-protein rice varieties called New Rice for Africa NERICA.
It supports West African researchers and institutions in developing New Rice for Africa or NERICA: high-yield, pest-resistant rice varieties adapted to regional conditions.
Interspecific hybridization allows the combination of favourable traits from different species and has been used successfully in,for instance, the development of interspecific disease-resistant Asian rice and New Rice for Africa(NERICA) varieties.
The project has assisted the villagers to plant new rice varieties, improve water supply, plan new projects, use organic fertilizers and undertake their own resource mobilization.
Among the notable projects it had thus supported were two Africa-Asia Business Forums(one in Malaysia and the other in South Africa) with the collaboration of UNDP, andthe programme to develop the New Rice for Africa NERICA.
Several biotechnology developments are promising for agriculture,including smallholder farmers. New Rice for Africa is the result of crossbreeding African and Asian rice to produce progeny with high yields, earlier maturity, hardiness and resistance to stress.
An outstanding example of such partnership has involved the West Africa Rice Development Association and other partners from the North and the South,resulting in the development of new high-yielding and high-protein rice varieties called New Rice for Africa NERICA.
Following the achievements in linking Asia and Africa through the development anddissemination of new rice varieties, such as the New Rice for Africa(NERICA), the Special Unit for South-South Cooperation continued its support to the Africa Rice Centre(WARDA), with funding through the Japan Human Resources Development Fund for South-South Cooperation.