Ali, Elamein

Khalid, Hamed E.

Osmer,Ibrahim

Rasha, Mohamed

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 Sudan Agricultural Research Corporation Hudeiba Research Station River Nile State  Common Bean Research in Sudan Presentation for ECABREN Steering Committee 3-7 Feb.2014 Kampala, Uganda  Area = 122,123Km2 Population = 1,027,534 90% of the crop produced in the state.   Average areas reach 7000ha with annual production of 11200 metric ton  Source: Ministry of Agriculture, River Nile State  0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 10000 11000 12000 13000 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 mean Yield (t/ha) Area (ha) Seasons  Common bean seed yield in River Nile from 2004-2013 C.bean Area (ha) C.bean Yield (t/ha) Scientist in charge : Rasha Mohamed Osman   Breeding Agronomy  Scientist in charge: Omer  H. Ibrahim  Effects of Planting Density on Growth and Productivity of  the Newly  -1 Released Common Bean Variety Ibberria in the River Nile State  1- Standard planting density: 2 seeds per hill on top of 60cm-ridges with intra-row spacing of 10cm. 2- Standard planting density + 50%: 3 seeds per hill on both sides of 60cm-ridges with intra-row spacing of 10cm. 3- Standard planting density + 100%: 4 seeds per hill on both sides of 60cm-ridges with intra-row spacing of 10cm.     2- Effects of Bed Planting and Long-Furrow Irrigation on Growth and Productivity of Common Bean in the River Nile State Treatments:   1- 60cm-Ridges (seeding on top of ridge): 10cm – intrarow spacing with 2 seeds per hole. 2- 90cm-Bed (seeding on both sides of bed): 20cm – intrarow spacing with 3 seeds per hole. 3- 120cm-Bed (seeding on both sides of bed): 15cm – intrarow spacing with 3 seeds per hole. 4- 150cm-Bed (seeding on both sides of bed): 12cm – intrarow spacing with 3 seeds per hole  30m long furrow  Ibberria with erect growth habit and RO/2/1 with a spreading growth habit     3- Intercropping Faba Bean with Common Bean in the Northern Region of the Sudan  Treatments:  1 Faba bean: 2 Common bean (Faba bean intra-row spacing of 45cm) 1 Faba bean: 3 Common bean (Faba bean intra-row spacing of 60cm). 1 Faba bean: 4 Common bean (Faba bean intra-row spacing of 75cm). 1 Faba bean: 5 Common bean (Faba bean intra-row spacing of 90cm).  Variety :faba bean variety Basabeer and the common bean variety Ibberria will be used in this trial.  Entomology  Scientist in charge: Aymen Elamein Ali  1- Evaluation of some seed dressing insecticides for control whitefly on dry bean The effect of seed dressing insecticides against whitefly on susceptible dry bean  variety The heavy infestation by white fly on susceptible dry bean  variety. (untreated by seed dressing insecticides  - control) Screening of promising dry bean cultivars for resistance against whitefly -2         Effect of Resistant varieties of dry bean on white fly infestation Pathology  Scientist in charge: Khalid E. Hamed . Effect of sowing date on the incidence of CPMMV1   In the previous seasons witnessed high incidence of cow pea mild mottle Carlavirus (CPMMV), transmitting by whitefly, can produce a range of symptoms in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) including intense foliar yellowing (chlorosis), pod deformation and severe plant stunting  in most common bean production areas causing great losses to the farmers. The aim of this experiment to evaluate and compare the effects of sowing date on the incidence of CPMMV. Five sowing dates, 5/10, 20/10, 30/10, 20/11 and 5/12 were used in a field naturally infested with the CpMMV. The most susceptible common bean cultivar (N. 54028) and a resistant variety (Ro/2/1) were used . Screening common bean genotypes for resistance to CPMMV2 - Search for resistance to CpMMV is economically justified for plant breeding programs it is efficient means of control.  - Eleven Dry bean genotypes including in the advance yield trail at Hudieba station were evaluated for resistance to CpMMV disease these genotypes were laid out in complete block design with three replications. . Effect of intercropping on the incidence of CPMMV3  -  cultivars  RO2/1 as resistant/tolerant common bean and Blanco laran as susceptible, to CPMMV, were used.  - Lubia as attractant to the whitefly (Vector) and coriander as repellent were also used.  - Lubia and Coriander were planted on the boundary of the bean plots at space of 30 cm or planted as intercropping on the same ridges of the common bean at spacing of 80cm for Lubia and 50 cm for Coriander.  - Other cultural practices were applied as recommended by ARC.  

Sudan Agricultural Research Corporation Hudeiba Research Station River Nile State

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Sudan Agricultural Research Corporation Hudeiba Research Station River Nile State

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