Sauti ya injili
Radio transcript 8: Bean diseases (Campaign: Aug 2016)
- Summary:
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30
Start date: 4 August 2015
Format: Magazine show
Each week of the radio campaign was associated with an interactive element for listeners to give their feedback. A series of experts on the radio program dealt with questions that were selected for the show, but there was no comprehensive way of codifying and processing questions that did not get used on air. The programs went out on a Tuesday and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
- Introduction
- Testimony from farmers
- Short music-about beans
- Vox pop: type/control of bean diseases
- Panel discussion
- Weather tips
- Interview with farmers
- Interview with expert
- Expert answers farmers’ questions
- Audience SMS Review
- Jingle/Ads
- Outro
- Radio Poll: diseases affecting your farm
Featuring:
Experts: Edith Kadege from Selian Agricultural Research Institute.
Farmers Rashid Shabani Kimaro, Joani Amazi Msangi, Jackline Singa, Chonge Ramadhani and Joani Amazi Msangi.
Presenters Helen Madijongo with Samwel Shayo.
Week: 8 of 17
Date: 22 September 2015
Objective: Enabling a farmer to identify different types of bean diseases and their control measures
ICT: Radio Poll - Which among the following diseases affects your bean in your farm?
- Shrinking
- Chule
- Mosaics
- White mosaic
- Root diseases
- Other diseases
Beep4Tips: Ways of controlling bean diseases.
- Languages:
- English, Swahili / Kiswahili
Radio transcript 7: Weeding beans (Campaign: Aug 2016)
- Summary:
First broadcast 15 September 2015 on Radio Sauti ya Injili (Broadcast in Kiswahili). Farm Radio International facilitated the development of this program with technical and financial supported from CABI - Africa Soil Health Consortium program.
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Start date: 4 August 2015
- Languages:
- Ewe, Swahili / Kiswahili
Radio transcript 6: Planting beans (Campaign: Aug 2016)
- Summary:
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30
Start date: 4 August 2015
Format: Magazine show
Each week of the radio campaign was associated with an interactive element for listeners to give their feedback. A series of experts on the radio program dealt with questions that were selected for the show, but there was no comprehensive way of codifying and processing questions that did not get used on air. The programs went out on a Tuesday and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Featuring:
Experts Digna Masawe
Farmers: Rashidi Kimaro, Neema Amfrey, Anna Richard, Yekesio Yona Mbise, Elizabeth Kahaya, Ndekesia Elias
Presenters Helen Madijongo with Samwel Shayo
Week: 6 of 17
Date: 8 September 2015
Objective: Changing farmers from the traditional ways of cultivating beans to modern ways
- Fertilizer application for bean farms
- Appropriate time for planting beans
- Space and distance when planting beans
- Intercropping beans
Interactivity
Radio Poll - Which among the following ways are you using for planting your beans
- Press 1: If you plant in rows
- Press 2: If you plant by cows
- Press 3: if you broadcast seed
- Press 4: if you ran across the field to plant beans
Beep4tips- On how you can plant your beans well
- Languages:
- English, Swahili / Kiswahili
Radio transcript 4: Quality bean seeds (Aug 2015 campaign)
- Summary:
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Start date: 4 August 2015
Format: Magazine show
Each week of the radio campaign was associated with an interactive element for listeners to give their feedback. A series of experts on the radio program dealt with questions that were selected for the show, but there was no comprehensive way of codifying and processing questions that did not get used on air. The programs went out on a Tuesday and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Objective:
Enabling a farmer to identify and access quality seeds for beans.
- Quality beans seeds – characteristics and benefits of quality seeds
- Availability of quality seeds
Featuring:
Experts Digna Masawe
Farmers Fatuma Twaha, Rashid Kimaro, Salma Kimaro, Wilfred Kalalu and Bashir Shaban Tarimo
Presenters Helen Madijongo with Samwel Shayo
Week: 4 of 14
Broadcast date: 25 August 2015
Objective: Enabling a farmer to identify and access quality seeds for beans
Advantages of using quality bean seeds are evading diseases, bulk harvests, and good germination
Interactivity - Radio Poll (Multiple Choice)
Who is your source for bean seeds?
- Local market
- Stored from the last harvest
- Agrodealers
- From neighbours
- QDS grower(s)
Beep4Tips: Advantages of using quality bean seeds are evading diseases, bulk harvests, and good germination
- Languages:
- English, Swahili / Kiswahili
Radio transcript 3: Land preparation for growing beans (Aug 2015 campaign)
- Summary:
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Start date: 4 August 2015
Format: Magazine show
Each week of the radio campaign was associated with an interactive element for listeners to give their feedback. A series of experts on the radio program dealt with questions that were selected for the show, but there was no comprehensive way of codifying and processing questions that did not get used on air. The programs went out on a Tuesday and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Week: 3 of 14
Date: 18 August 2015
Featuring:
Farmers: Elionora Shayo, Salome Tito Pallangyo, Lilian Mlai, Steven Innoc Makata, Teresa Michael Mtui and Augustine Martin Temu.
Expert: Zainabu Magamba
Presenters: Helen Madijongo with Samwel Shayo
Objective: Enabling farmers to know the appropriate time and ways of preparing the farm for bean cultivation
- Appropriate time for preparing a farm for bean cultivation
- How to prepare a farm for bean cultivation
Farm preparation for bean cultivation
- Appropriate time for preparing a farm for bean cultivation
- How to prepare a farm for bean cultivation
- Getting a fine tilth – removing the big weeds – ploughing in the smaller ones to improve soil organic matter
Interactivity:
Radio Poll (Multiple Choice) When do you plant beans on your farm
- Languages:
- English, Swahili / Kiswahili
Radio transcript 2: Bean environments (Aug 2015 campaign)
- Summary:
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Start date: 4 August 2015
Format: Magazine show
Each week of the radio campaign was associated with an interactive element for listeners to give their feedback. A series of experts on the radio program dealt with questions that were selected for the show, but there was no comprehensive way of codifying and processing questions that did not get used on air.
Featuring:
Experts George Joseph Sayula
Farmers Elionora Shayo, Sarikiaeli Joseph Pallangyo, Prepetua Anaeli, Mathayo Mwenda, Ndesha Apaeli, Eliasha Thomas Mbise, and Mila Lazaro Pallangyo
Presenters: Helen Madijongo with Samwel Shayo.
Week: 2 of 17
Date: 11 August 2015
Objective: Enabling farmers to identify appropriate soil types and weather conditions for bean cultivation
Appropriate environment for bean cultivation
- Types of soil appropriate for bean cultivation - when it is worth making adjustments to the soil –when to choose another crop
- Appropriate weather conditions for bean cultivation - altitude is important and planting seasons
Interactivity:
- Radio Poll: Do you know the type of soil that is suitable for bean farming?
- Beep4tips- Types of soil appropriate for bean cultivation
- Languages:
- English, Swahili / Kiswahili
Radio transcript 1: Why grow beans? (August 2015 campaign)
- Summary:
Station: Saute ya injili
Name of the show: Kilimo ni Utafiti
Name of campaign: Maharage Bingwa
Time: The programs went out on Tuesday 18:00-18:30 (repeat: Thursday 21:00 - 21:30) and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Start date: 4 August 2015
Format: Magazine show
Each week of the radio campaign was associated with an interactive element for listeners to give their feedback. A series of experts on the radio program dealt with questions that were selected for the show, but there was no comprehensive way of codifying and processing questions that did not get used on air. The programs went out on a Tuesday and the interactive elements went out on the preceding Friday.
Featuring:
Experts: Edith Kadege
Farmers: Debora Ismaili,Dora Estomi, Edward Mboya, Elionora Shayo, Elpahase Pallangyo, Mama Apaikunda Anderson and Rashid Shabani Kimaro
Presenters Helen Madijongo with Samwel Shayo
Week: 1 of 17
Date: 4 August 2015
Objective: Encouraging bean farming
- Radio content:
- Introduction - Beans are good for family nutrition, soil improvement as well as income generation.
- Benefits of bean farming - family nutrition, soil improvement and economics (income generation)
- Types/varieties of beans
- Statistics on bean production
- Areas/regions cultivating beans in bulk
Format:
- Introduction
- Testimony from farmers
- Short music-about beans
- Vox pop: advantages of growing beans
- Panel discussion
- Interview with farmers
- Interview with expert
- Expert answer farmers’ questions
- Audience SMS Review
- Jingle/ads
- Outro
Interactivity
- Radio Poll: Do you think beans are an important crop for your family? Follow up question-why?
- Beep4tips- Benefits of bean farming.
- Languages:
- English, Swahili / Kiswahili