Posts Tagged → Rice
Laser leveling course in Indonesia
Conducted by Caling and Reianne
Modernizing Agriculture in Philippines
Every time I am interviewed I get frustrated with the outcome. I have all these great messages, and only the simplest and usually least important make it. I was trying to make the point that we need more efforts to facilitate multi stakeholder platforms to link the public and private sectors for transferring the new technologies to farmers. Too complicated for news I guess.
https://www.facebook.com/vdelacasa/posts/10153690233063059
Demonstrationen the Solar Bubble Dryer at IRRI
Bimbo Isidro how cool is that!!!
Salpar Rizal Similar with solar tunnel dryer Mr Martin ?
Martin Gummert Salpar Rizal, it is like the solar tunnel dryer but much cheaper and with higher capacity (0.5t and 1t of rice).
Angie Maghuyop Hi Martin, how much is 1 like this? can this be bought here in Pinas?
Salpar Rizal Wow look like some one interested install in Pinas Mr. Martin
Grant Singleton Can you share this post on the IRRC Facebook site?
John Manful This is very good Martin. Well done
Martin Gummert Angie Macalam Galon Maghuyop, the SBD is commercially available from GrainPro in two versions with capacities of 0.5t and 1t per batch. For detailed information on prices I would suggest to contact GrainPro at www.grainpro.com
Angie Maghuyop Thanks Martin Gummert,,,
BMZ Rice Straw Project Inception Meeting, 2016
Photo of the inception meeting, Vietnam, 2016.
The meeting will be held in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. Two days of review meeting and field trips followed by a 3 day training course on mushroom production. We’ll have project parters from Cambodia and from the Philippines attending both events.
Thai Combine at IRRI
This video is about a Thai Combine in the IRRI Experiment Station
Grain Collector in Vietnam
Combine at IRRI
Axial Flow Thresher in Myanmar
Sun drying of rice and maize in Mindoro, Philippines
Despite having some mechanical dryers most farmers in the Philippines prefer drying the rice and maize in the sun. Dryers cost money and the fuel is also expensive while the sun is free.