Calendar

The rice cropping calendar targets extension, ISFM trainers and farmers in Uganda and highlights timelines and activities of every phase in the rice growing season.

It was developed in partnership with the National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO),  ASHC and Mango Tree, in an effort to consolidate research and learning of the Agricultural Technology and Agribusiness Advisory Services (ATAAS) project’s lifetime.

The rice calendar - facilitator's guide targets extension and ISFM trainers in Uganda and highlights timelines and activities of every phase in the rice growing season. It will help the facilitator use the upland rice cropping calendar.

It was developed in partnership with the National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO),  ASHC and Mango Tree, in an effort to consolidate research and learning of the Agricultural Technology and Agribusiness Advisory Services (ATAAS) project’s lifetime.

The farmer's take home rice calendar targets farmers in Uganda and highlights timelines of every phase in the rice growing season. It is used to support and reinforce rice production messages explained by extension workers or ISFM trainers.

It was developed in partnership with the National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO),  ASHC and Mango Tree, in an effort to consolidate research and learning of the Agricultural Technology and Agribusiness Advisory Services (ATAAS) project’s lifetime.

ASHC has developed a series of print design template in PowerPoint.  Products available currently include:

• ASHC leaflet design template
• ASHC poster design template
• ASHC calendar design template
• ASHC flash card design template

The poster template has brief guidance notes that will help to make decision about technologies that are suitable for promotion, selecting colours, images and editing text to meet the requirements of the audience for the poster.

Grow better rice is a 6 page 2013 calendar that gives tips for growing rice for farmers in northern Ghana. Produced at a write-shop in Bolga Tanga, Ghana, facilitated by ASHC.