Monday, November 18, 2013

DTMA Nigerian Working Group Meeting 2013


Group Discussion
                                           IITA Ibadan,    4th April 2013
Attendance
Prof. S.G. Ado, IAR/ABU Zaria
Prof. Olaoye, G. A.- University of Ilorin
Prof. J. Onyibe – NAERLS/ ABU Zaria
Dr. Dugje, I Y- University of Maiduguri
Dr.  I.S. USMAN, IAR/ABU - Plant Physiology
Dr. Ologorite Adetula, NASC Abuja
Dr. Yusuf L. Idris, University of Maiduguri
Mr. Elliot Tambo, SeedCo West Africa
Dr. S. A. Olakojo, IAR &T, Ibadan
Rev. A.O. Olatokun, NASC/FDA
Dr. Amare Tegbaru, IITA Liberia
Prof. Bamire, A. S. OAU Ife
Afolabi Samson O. Premier Seeds
Stella Thomas, Tecni Seeds
Dr. Vincent Gwarazimba, AADIL

National Coordinator:  Prof. S. G. Ado
National Secretary: Ibrahim Abdullahi

1.0 Introduction
The Nigeria Working Group meeting was chaired by the National Coordinator, Prof. S. G. Ado. The Chairman informed members of five major issues for discussion during the meeting, which include: 1. Seed production data collation; 2. identification of promising OPVs and Hybrids from Regional Trials for on-farm trials; 3. identification of promising OPVs and Hybrids for release;  4. Fund allocation for projects and 5. Revisiting the country strategy.

2.0 Collation of Seed Production Data
Members agreed that the National Agricultural Seeds Council (NASC), which is the Seeds Regulatory Agency in Nigeria, be responsible for monitoring and collation of data on DT Maize Seeds production from both the formal and informal seeds sectors. The Agency was further solicited to appoint a focal person to be responsible for the collation. DTMA Project members also agreed to assist with information on DT seed production figures whenever required. Members were assured of the support of the Council with regards to DT seed data collation. . 


3.0 Identification of Genotypes for on -farm Trials
Members were reminded of nominations made in 2011 which were tested on farm starting from 2012. Members agreed that these genotypes will be tested again in 2013 to generate two year data. However, the following promising genotypes were identified for inclusion in on farm trials.
                                                                                               
Set 1: Extra Early Hybrid
EEWH-20, EEWH-17, EEYH-21, EEYH-26

Set 2: Early QPM
EWQH-7, EWQH-8, EYQH-14, EWQH-18

Set 3: Early DT Hybrids
EWH29, EWH-19, .EWH-3, EWH-31

Set 4: 3 way cross DT STR                  
.M1124-3, M1227-12, M1128-8, .SC 719

Set 5: Top cross
M1026-10, M1026-2, M0926-12, M0926-7, M09 26-8

4.0 Identification of Genotypes for Variety Release
Six genotypes including 3 early maturing OPVs (Pool 18 SR/AKS94 DMRESRY, DTE Y STR SYN, 2004 TZE DT STR) one intermediate (DTWSTR SYN) and two hybrids (M026-7 and M0926-8) were identified for nomination for release in 2012. Members agreed that these genotypes be used for DUS/VCU in 2013. Three private agencies: Adamawa Agricultural Development Investment Limited (AADIL), Premier Seeds Nig. Ltd (PSNL) and SeedCo West Africa indicated their plans to conduct demonstrations with these genotypes. AADIL will conduct demonstrations of the six genotypes at Ganye and Song in Adamawa State, PSNL will demonstrate the 2 hybrids, while IAR will demonstrate 1 set of the 6 genotypes. SeedCo will also provide another genotype SC 719 to be tested along with the 7 others. About 10 kg of each variety will be required making a total of 80 kg. While the early maturing varieties will be paired, the two hybrids will also be paired and the only intermediate maturing variety will be paired with TZL Comp 1 SYN. Other details of the demonstrations were also discussed.

5.0 Project Budgets
The 2013 budget for the projects largely remained as they were in 2012. However, members made slight upward review of budgets for DTMA P1A, DTMA P1B, DTMA P1C and DTMA P5A.

6.0 Country Strategy
Discussion on the country strategy was rescheduled for the next national planning meeting scheduled before trial establishment.

PROJECTS, ACTIVITIES AND BUDGETS
Project Code
Title
Project Team
Project Locations
Activities/Materials to be Tested
Approved budget ($)
DTMA P 1A
(IAR ABU)

Performance evaluation of promising drought escaping and/or tolerant varieties and hybrids in multiple locations
Dr. H. MANI  -Agronomy
Prof. S.G. ADO - Plant breeding
Dr.  I.S. USMAN - Plant Physiology
Ms.  R.O. ABDULMALIK - Plant breeding
Mr. A. HUSSAIN -Seed production  Mr. H.JANTAR - Agronomy
Agricultural Development Programme (ADP) Staff

44 (8 OPVs and 36 hybrids)

Sudan and  NGS
·     20 locations;
·     Need for detailed protocols to accompany packages;
·     Adequate seed packages along with detailed protocols should be timely supplied
5,220
DTMA P  1B
(UNILORIN)

Performance evaluation of promising drought escaping and/or tolerant varieties and hybrids in multiple locations
Dr. G. Olaoye – Maize Breeder -University of Ilorin
Prof. Y. A. Abayomi – Agron./Physiol. – University of Ilorin
F.A. Bankole (Mrs.)        Maize Breeder
Dr. F. O. Takim - Agronomist      .
22 sets (2 sets of 11 trials each of  Early, intermediate, and hybrids)
·     To conduct pre-season orientation training for technicians on data collection

4,180

DTMA P1 C
(UNIMAID)

Performance evaluation of promising drought escaping and/or tolerant varieties and hybrids in Sudan Savanna of North Eastern Nigeria
 Dr.I.A.Sodangi-Agronomist(Team Leader)     
Dr. A. U. Izge - Plant Breeder                              
Dr. I. Y. Dugje -  System Agron./Physiologist        
Dr. A. T. S. Bibinu - Agronomist -LCRI                                 
Bashir A. Ali - Adaptive Research Officer      
Borno State ADP Staff
19 sets of three way cross, early DT variety, extra early variety and early DT hybrid for regional trials
·     Entries to be supplied by IITA for DT regional trials
·      To conduct preseason training on data collection
3600
DTMA P 3A
(UNIMAID)
On – farm testing of drought tolerant maize varieties in Sudan savanna of Borno State, North Eastern Nigeria
Dr. I. Y. Dugje – Systems Agron. /Physiol. – University of Maiduguri
Dr. D. Aminu – Maize Breeder
Prof. S.D. Joshua – Agron./Weed Scientist
Dr. I. Abu Abdul– Agric Extension. – UNIMAID
Dr. Y. L. Idrisa – Agric. Extension - UNIMAID
Mr. I. A. Teli (M. Sc.) – Agric. Extension - Borno State ADP Staff
35 on farm trials, 12
 result demonstrations of community seeds
1 field day
Set 1 – Early OPV
  1. TZE YDT STR C2
  2. TZE COMP DT C 2F2 W
  3. SYN DTE STR Y
  4. 2004 TZE Y DT STR C4
Set 2: Extra-Early OPV
  1. 2004 TZEE Y DT STR C2
  2. 2000 SYN EE STR QPM
  3. 99 TZEE Y STR QPM
Set 3 – Early Hybrid
  1. M 1124 – 20
  2. M1124-26
  3. M1026-10
  4. M1026-13
Ste 4 – Extra Early hybrid
  1. TZEE i 39 X TZEE i190
  2. TZEE i 79 X TZEE i 82
  3. TZEE i82 X TZEE i79 x TZEE i95
5,000
DTMA P 3B
(IAR)

Participatory on – farm evaluation of drought tolerant maize varieties and hybrids in some North West and North Central States of Nigeria
R. A. Omolehin – Socio – economist
I. S. Usman – Plant physiologist
N. Kuchinda – Agronomy
R.O Abdulmalik – Plant Breeder
Bello Hassan – Agric Econs
L.L Yakubu - Extension
H.A Yusuf - Extension

40 farmer replicates across 3 communities

1 field day
Set 1: Extra Early Hybrid
1.EEWH-20
2. EEWH-17
3. EEYH-21
4.EEYH-26
Set 2: Early QPM
1.EWQH-7
2.EWQH-8
3.EYQH-14
4.EWQH-18
Set 3: Early DT Hybrids
1.EWH29
2.EWH-19
3.EWH-3
4.EWH-31
Set 4: 3 way cross DT STR
1.M1124-3
2.M1227-12
3.M1128-8
4.SC 719
Set 5: Top cross
5.M1026-10
6 M1026-2
7.M0926-12
8.M09 26-7
9.M09 26-8
Set 6: OPVS
1.Pool 18 SR / AK 94 /QPM
2.DTE Y STR SYN
3. DT STR
4.DTW STR SYN
  1.  

DTMA P 3C
(NAERLS)

Participatory on – farm testing of drought tolerant maize varieties and hybrids
Prof. J. E. Onyibe – Extension Agron. – NAERLS
Dr. R. A. Omolehin – Socio – Economist
Dr. N. Kuchinda – Agronomist
Mrs. L. L. Yakubu – Extensionist
Extension Staff of Katsina and Kano State ADPs
40 sites in 2 locations in Kano State

1         field day

Set 1 – Early OPV
1    TZE YDT STR C2
2         TZE COMP DT C 2F2 W
3  SYN DTE STR Y
Set 2 – Early Hybrid
1         TZE W POP DT STR C4 X TZE i 5
2         TZE i2 X TZE i 87
3         M 1124 – 20
Ste 3 – Extra Early hybrid
1TZEE i 39 X TZEE i190
2TZEE i 79 X TZEE i 82
3TZEE i82 X TZEE i79 x TZEE i95
5,000
DTMA P 3D
(UNILORIN)

Participatory on – farm evaluation of drought tolerant maize varieties and hybrids in the southern Guinea savanna agro – ecologies of Nigeria
J. O. Akangbe – Agric Extension
G. Olaoye - Breeder
F.O. Takim - Agronomy
O. A. Ayinde – Agric Economic
Three mother trials and 26 baby trials and 3 MTPs in three states in SGS

1 field day
1.TZL COMP4 C3 DT*
2.TZE-W DT STR QPM C0*
3.DTE-W STR SYN C0*
4.EVDT-Y 2000 STR C0*
5.DT-SYN 7-W*
6.TZE-W DT STR C4*
7.DT SYN-8 W*
8.2009 TZE W DT STR*
Set-2
1.       2004 TZE –Y-DT
2.       EVDT-W-99 QPM STR
3.       EVDT-Y STR SYN C1

      Set -3
1.       DE-W STR SYN 1
2.       EVDT –Y 2008 STR
3.       2010 TZE-Y DT STR
4.       2010 TZE – W DT STR
5.       WHITE DT STR SYN/IWD C3 SYN Y-1-W
6.       TZL COMP1 –W/DT SYN 1-W
7.       DT STR –W C2
8.       TZE-W POP DT STR –C4 X TZEEi15
9.       TZEi83 x TZE i60
10.   TZE i39 X TZE i190


5,000
DTMA 5A
(IAR)

Complementary Breeding activities for drought Tolerant and Striga Resistant Maize
Prof. S. G. Ado – Maize Breeder
Dr. I. S. Inuwa – Plant Physiologist
U. S. Abdullahi – Seed Technologist
A. Husaini – Seed Science
R. O. Abdulmalik – Plant Breeding
A. D. Halilu – Plant Breeding/Biotech
On-station
Samaru (IAR)
At least 150 inbred lines maintained and Increased
20 Top cross and other hybrids composed and nominated for regional trials in 2014.
Four (4) DT OPVs developed and nominated for regional trials
Breeder Seed of 10 OPVs and 10 parent lines of hybrids will be produced 

9000
DTMA 5B
(IAR)
Drought Tolerant Maize Breeder and Foundation seed production
I. S. Usman -
S. G. Ado
H. Abubakar
R. O. Abdulmalik

200kg breeder seed and 10t of foundation seed of DT OPVs and Hydrids  will be produced

5,120

Promotional Literature and audiovisuals
J. E. Onyibe
Omenesa ZE
Onagwa G.I.
P. Maiyaki (Mrs)
A. Jabiru
Ahmed Tijjani Abubar


3,500

In – country monitoring tour
NAERLS, IAR, UNIMAID, UNILORIN, Seed companies in Nigeria, Extension services in Nigeria, National Agricultural Seeds Council, NACGRAB


3,500

In – country work group meeting
NAERLS, IAR, UNIMAID, UNILORIN, Seed companies in Nigeria, Extension services in Nigeria, National Agricultural Seeds Council, NACGRAB


5,250

Support for variety release (DUS and VCU
Variety Release Committee (VRC)


2,000

Support for seed cleaning and seed storage
Private Seed Company


2,500

National Working Group Meetings
i. Before trial establishment          - May/June
ii. After trial establishment           - August/September

In Country Monitoring Tour
August/September

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