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Rowland ChirwaUpdates on SABRN Presented at ECAREN SC Meeting – Feb 03-07 2014, Kampala, UgandaAngolaD R Congo – SouthLesothoMalawiMauritiusMozambiqueSouth AfricaSwazilandTanzania –southZambiaZimbabweOutline• Staff changes• Network Coordination– Capacity Building– Network visits– Meetings and Workshops• Bean Breeding and Germplasm Exchange– Generating populations– Nurseries– Trials– Seed Production– Germplasm DistributionStaff ChangesEuster Banda - left CIAT-Malawi in June  2013 – Assistant AdministratorLizzie Kachulu – left CIAT-Malawi in April  2013 – Research Assistant (Breeding)Out-going:In-coming:Brenda Madeya – Joined CIAT-Malawi in July  2013 – Administrative AssistantBarthlomew Chataika – Joined CIAT-Malawi in October  2013 – Program Technical OfficerEnock Maereka – Joined CIAT-Malawi in November  2013 – Seed Systems SpecialistZewdy Gebremedhin– Join CIAT-Malawi in December  2013 – PhD student on CIAT-NUIG project supported by Irish AidVeronica Guwela– Join CIAT-Malawi in  January 2014 – Research Assistant on CIAT-NUIG project supported by Irish AidNETWORK SUPPORTBreeding SoilsNutritionClimate ChangeScaling upOperations from CIAT-Malawi Network Support Through PABRAOutcome #1.1: Increased access to bean varieties resistant to multiple stressesOutcome #1.2: Increased farmers access integrated stress management optionsOutcome #1.3: Improved nutrition and health for the vulnerable communities (children, women, and PLWHA)Outcome #1.4: Increased access to high value bean products targeted to niche markets for men and womenOutcome #1.5: Increased capacity of men and women to participate in technology development, delivery and decision making bodies equitablyOutcome #2.1: Increased access to new and existing markets and opportunities for both men and womenOutcome #3.1: Increased access  particularly for information and knowledge that shapes bean technology development, delivery and influence policy2013 WORK PLAN & BUDGETCountry Institution Total (USD)Angola IIA 39000D R Congo INERA -Kipopo 50000Lesotho DAR 24500Malawi DARS 100950Mauritius MSIRI 19000Mozambique IIAM 84800South Africa ARCSA 40500Swaziland MRS 33500Southern Highlands of Tanzania ARI UYOLE 95000Zambia ZARI 108800Zimbabwe DCRDRD 87500Malawi-CADECOM CADECOM 14000Zambia-NFNC NFNC 10000Grand Total (USD) 707,550Network Coordination Visits -2013Apr 2013 PABRA SC meeting in HarareApril 2013 PABRA stakeholders and proposal development meeting in KenyaMay 2013 TL‐I & TL‐II meeting in UgandaJune 2013 Participate in CA meeting in MozambiqueJune 2013 Backstop partners in Swaziland and MozambiqueJuly 2013 Backstop to Malawi and MozambiqueAug 2012 Climbing bean workshop in ColombiaSep 2013 Drought workshop in ColombiaOct 2013 SAf CoP7meeting in MalawiNARS Participation in Training and Workshops• Breeders training in April, Uganda• GCP training for breeders in May, Uganda• Markets workshop group in South Africa, August • Climbing bean workshop in August, Colombia• Drought workshop in September, Colombia• Nutrition working group meeting in Tanzania,• October• GCP supported -Bean Breeders training on molecular tools  was held in Spain, OctoberDegree TrainingNAME GEN DEG UNIVERSITY FUNDING STATUSMonea Mucavea F MSc LUANR, Malawi N2 Africa 2nd yearAbraham DhlaminiM MSc Univ. of Pretoria Other FinalizingGodwill Makunde M PhD Free State Univ. TL-II GraduatedIsaac Fandika M PhD New Zealand Other GraduatedAnica Massas F PhD Penn State Unv. Other 2nd yearKarantiniMazengoM MSc Sokoine Unv. of Agric.TL-II StartingNathan Phiri M PhD Unv. KwaZulu Natal AGRA 3rd YearGrace Munthali F MSc Unv. Of Pretoria Other FinalizingLorain Chilipa F MSc Unv. Of Zambia Other 2nd YearList of Degree TraineesProposal -Resource Mobilisation• CIDA Funding - Current phase ends March 2014. SABRN team participated in thinking of a Way-Forward• McKnight funded projects (Seed Systems, P-efficient and Climbing bean) are ending – Seed systems  and Climbing Bean are requested to submit a proposal for some bridging funds• SDC Funding – Current phase ends December 2014 – Possibly we have to develop a proposal for future funding• APPSA supported by World Bank through CCARDESA – has some bean activities in Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia• New project supported by USAID to be launched this month• On-going projects supported by USAID-Mz, Malawi & TZ (Africa Rising)Network BreedingGermplasm Development and ExchangeGenerating segregating populations: were advanced at both sites Chitedze and BembekeNurseries : Chitedze, Bembeke and other sitesTrials: Yield trials were conducted for different objectives, and regional trials were distributed across countries. Breeder Seed Production: Chitedze increased seed for most released varietiesSeed increase for further evaluation: Seed for segregating breeding lines, nurseries and trials – planted at Kasinthula, Kandiyani and BwanjeGERMPLASM DISTRIBUTIONBean Germplasm Distribution - 2013Nursery / Trial Entries No. of Sets per CountryAO CD MW MZ ZA SZ TZ ZMSARBYT 20 1 2 2 3 2 1 1 3SARBEN 100 1 1 3 2 1 3Drought Small Lattice 36 1 1 1BSM Nursery 12 1 1 2Sugar Nursery 22 1 2 1 3 1ALS Nursery 46 2 1Navy Nursery 14 1 3Biofort Fast Track 32 3 2 1 2SARBEN Climber Lattice 49 2 1 1New BILFA Lattice 25 1 3 1Bean Germplasm Distribution - 2013  Cont…Nursery requested Entries No. of Sets per CountryAO CD MW MZ ZA SZ TZ ZMCommercial Varieties 15 3High Mineral Trial Lattice 25 1 2 2Calima Nursery 55 1 2Calima Nursery Lattice 49 1Khakhi Lattice Trial 36 1Khakhi Nursery 28 1 1Parental Lines 39 3 1Mcknight Set II (On‐Station) 30 2 1 2Mcknight Set II (On‐Farm) 20RILS Trial (for BSM) Lattice 10*10 4 Reps100 1Bean Germplasm Distribution - 2013  Cont…Nursery requested Entries No. of Sets per CountryAO CD MW MZ ZA SZ TZ ZMCalima Low N 8 3 1PVS Nursery 19 3NUA Lines 18 3 1Climbing Nursery Fe & Zn 316 1 1CBB Nursery 42 1 1Tanzania Collection 20 1F3 Populations 114 1F4 Selections 53 1Red Kidney 9 1Seed Bulking - 2013Bulked Seed Qnty LS MWCIM‐Khak 02‐22‐1‐2  500 gNain Dekyondo (Bulk seed) 500 gCIM‐Dwrf‐Climb01‐56‐10  500 gCIM‐Dwrf‐Climb01‐59‐1  500 gCIM‐Dwrf‐Climb01‐03‐1  500 gCIM‐RM02‐67‐2  500 gRCB 237  500 gCIM‐Dwrf‐Climb01‐30‐1  500 gSER 86  500 gCIM‐Nav02‐11‐1 500 gVTTT 923/10‐3 500 gCAL 143 500 g 5 kgNUA 45 500 g AGRAVTTT924/4‐4 500 g AGRAREGIONAL YIELD TRIALSSARBEN YIELD RESULTSDESIG GuruweMZMsafuZAMufuliraZAPannarSAPotchSAMean yldBILFA 4 504  2888 2,375  1,008  ‐ 1,323 TIO CANELA 75 78  3229 2,542  700  476  1,261 CIM‐KHAK 07‐ALS‐1 528  1804 2,792  1,238  282  1,154 UYOLE 03 318  1992 2,375  1,105  645  1,106 CIM‐KHAK 07‐ALS‐31 498  1629 2,792  1,116  297  1,094 MR 13905‐6 204  2092 1,917  1,092  124  1,090 CAL No 9 264  1992 2,042  1,470  282  1,027 GCI‐SR‐2273‐RAR‐3 24  1767 2,167  640  327  1,019 CIM‐KHAK07‐ALS‐16‐1 336  1633 2,667  913  321  1,006 NR 05 PN 220 822  1621 1,750  1,585  276  1,005 CIM‐KHAK‐04‐01‐22 282  1688 1,875  762  1,200  1,004 Local Control ‐ 492 542 1283 343Site mean 363 1594 1448 878 361 809P Value (Design) 0.025LSD 404CV% 77SARBYT YIELD RESULTSSeed Yield (Kg/ha) Mean YieldEntries                      Site BBK CZ MZ SA SZ TZRCB 261 1073 1651 2838 848 720 683 1302CIM‐SUG02‐15‐2 1198 1505 3229 437 580 558 1251RCB 266 1128 1447 2398 1038 561 784 1226CIM‐NAV 02‐10‐1 413 1632 3257 762 557 684 1218RCB 265 694 1229 2723 763 737 388 108929 EX VAM 2005B 917 1247 2228 973 475 538 106341 EX VAM 2005B 719 1302 2030 954 553 631 1032CIM‐NAV 02‐12‐1 646 1057 2492 758 557 686 1032CAL 143 757 998 2018 955 445 754 988RCB 233 812 1171 1496 1041 703 701 988Mean yield 677 1219 1968 847 525 658 1074P‐Value <0.001LSD 726CV% 34Two new high yielding and stress tolerant  bean varieties released in LesothoNUA 45 CAL 143. - Yield range from 2000– 2400 kg/ha in Highlands,             2900– 3500 in Lowlands.- Grain type– Red mottled ( Calima beans )- Takes 90 days to reach physiological maturity.- Large seeded beans, kidney shaped seed ( 55g/ 100 seeds)- Rich in Fe and Zn- Yield potential of 2000kg/ha- Takes 90 days to maturity - Red speckled medium sized seeds (42g/100 seeds)- Drought resistant  - Determinate - Resistance to Angular leaf spot  Two new bean varieties released in SwazilandMasai-Red Nua 45ATTRIBUTES• Suitable for All Agro-ecological zones• High yielding  (1310 Kg /Ha)• Medium maturing (115 days) • seeded• Tolerant to diseases• Fast cooking• High Protein content (24.48)ATTRIBUTES• Suitable for All Agro-ecological zones• High yielding   (1290  Kg/Ha)• Early maturing (95 days)• Large seeded• Tolerant to diseases• Fast cooking • High Protein content ( 18.82)Two new high yielding, stress tolerant and market responsive bean varieties released in ZimbabweSWEET VIOLET (VTTT925/9/1/2) CHERRY (MG38)ATTRIBUTES• Suitable for High & Mid-veld • High yielding  >• Preferred Grain type: Calima• Large seeds: 45g/100 seeds• Resistant to diseases• Fast cooking < 2 hrsATTRIBUTES• Suitable for High & Mid-veld • High yielding  >• Preferred Grain type: Sugar• Large seeds: 55g/100 seeds• Resistant to diseases• Fast cooking < 2 hrs• High Fe (100) & Zn (54) ppmAvailable Nurseries for  2013–14 TRIAL OR NURSERY NAME ENTRIESF5 GENERAL 81F1.6 ANDEAN DROUGHT 146F8 DROUGHT EARLY 90F 10 DROUGHT EARLY 99F4.10 INTERSPECIFIC ACUT SX 97LOW FERTILITY & DROUGHT 23DROUGHT AND IRON EARLY 12ALUMINIUM AND DROUGHT 186HIGH IRON AND DROUGHT 167LARGE WHITE & RED MOTTLED 56ANDEN RED MOTTLED 31TRIAL OR NURSERY NAME ENTRIESRILS F4.7 (ICA BUNSI/SXB 405) 12CBB TRIAL  7*7 49DROUGHT PHYSIOLOGI LINES 10*10 100DAB 5*5 25DAB 14*14 196ANDEAN 8*8 64MESO 7*7 49MESO9*9 81RILS 10*10 ( G212/BAT 881) 100TL II 130PHASEOLUS LUNATUS 6*6 36TEPARY BEAN 5*5 25DROUGHT ANDEAN BEANS 6*6 36TRIAL OR NURSERY NAME ENTRIESSARBEN 99SARBYT 19BILFA 25ALS 115MARKET CLASS 36CALIMA 49Thank you for your attention

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