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FRONT COVER Participants received irstruction for collecting and pressing weeds from Mr Mziray TPPI Herbarium
Capsule sunmary deg 3
Background 4
Facilities 5
The corse 6
Participants 7
Instructors ii
Certificate 12
Schedule 13
Follow up 15
Materialspublications 15
- ~q 4~A
Mr yonRoretz a plantation manager explains a weed control problem occurring in coffee plantingso
Event 1984 Tanzania Weed Management Training Course
Date November 28 - Decenber 12 1984
Location Horticulture Research and Training Institute (HORTI) Tengeru Arusha Tanzania
Sponsored by
- Plant Protection Service Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- United Nations Development Progranne through the FAOUNDP Action Progranme for Improved Plant Protection
- International Weed Science Society
Sumary Report plusmnszued
- March 1985 Water was carefully measured for use in a sprayer calibration exercise
- by the International Weed Science Society Secretariat CIo IPPC Oregon State University Corvallis ORUSA
- as IWSS 14-85
3
______
it ~i
Atw AZ
Course instructors MachangendtStrouj3 were on hand as participants idiscussed field research sbrategies
L
The Tanzaniian weedt-im-nageitent course wvas the third in a series of courses held in Eastern Africa recently the first being
presented at Nairobi Kenya in September 19S83 and 1the second at the Mt Mukulul Research Station -Chilan-ga Zamia in December 1
Dr Sin on Director of the Tanzarian Tropical Pesticide Research Institute at ArushaAsullnitted the initial 1reque~St for a wee maanagement course to FAQ s Plant Pro~tectLion Serce Mr All
aaFAO-UNDP representative in Nairobi d Dr Ann Stroud inLeirhational weed science consultant made the first- --shyorganizational trip t ( the6 ourse s~ite in October 19984 Dr
SI Stroudretur-ned on asecond trip ater the salm month
The lecture room and fields provided by the Horticulture Research Training Institute (HORTI-Tengeru) were convenient and comfortable The HORTI-Tengeru staff under the direction of Mr
Maliwa Principal and Mrs Kaaya Deputy Principal was very helpshyful and prcipt Food service was especially good The participants expressed dissatisfaction with a shortage of blankets and water in the institute housing
Participants discussed weed management in pineapple lead by instructor Terry
-4 4
-7
Preliminary testing of a lever-operated knapsack sprayer involved measuring the swath width while Fred Machange and LJo Matthews looked on
The Deputy Principal Secretary Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development opened the course along with Mr L J Matthews weed scientist Plant Protection Service FAO Rcme Italy
As the day-by-day schedule (following) suggests the course comprised a full range of lectures discussions and field activities
Additionally informationstudy visits were conducted to
(1)Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology CAMARTEC to observe equipment testing facilities and demonstrations of oxen- and Lractor- drawn tillage implements
(2)The Tanzania-Canada wheat production and research project to observe large motorized equipment being evaluated for suitability to Tanzanian farming conditions
(3)A large coffee plantation (Selian Estate) managed by Mr E von Roretz to observe and discuss weed problems and solutions
(4)The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute Arusha to use the herbarium for identification of weeds collected by participants as a course assignment
A
1 -- --
A participant practices pacing for calibration of
a lever-operated knapsack sprayer
6
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
~ ~i~sScientific Officer TARO7-Lamungu ~PO Box~ 3004~Mogtshlji 7 ~ gt
r 54 ~ 44- D
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~ -a-aaa-a4a ~ A~~a-~ A shya~4-4-4 a-gt- 1lt 4~~ ~ ~ gt~~ gt- a- M anage-aen~iTra~ning2 - ~
4
- -444~4 --- -agtajP4 4aU4aa~~ya-gt aaaa~- ---aa-- ~aaa-~------------a-( 1984 TanzaniaIa-We4~d a- shyCo~ck~ea-apart1c2pants - a---gta~-4anstructorsgovez~nmnen1z4off1c~a~s~andpon~orzepresenfat1ves-aa--~~a-- J-av--lta--a- a-a-alt a- --a-a-a
~4 ~aa-a~gta~~a v-va--k ~$gt-- ~ - aaa--ava a---aa--a-~ -- a-~-aIa--a-~ a-a-a- a a 4a-a-v-a-a--a --a-a-~-a - a-a-a-~a--a-a4 4a- aa a~a a 5gtsaa4~
4 -Va--------------- 4~ a-4vgt~-vv a aa-~aa-------------------a- -gt -a-- a-aagt~ ~ a- ~aV(-aaa--a----------~ ~ aa 4 9s~aa- -v~~--j~aaa-v4--v-aaa- ~--------44 4 ~ -~- ~4- v-ak4 4 ltn~gt Ia-~a-S a-v---- at-~ ~-agt--a--~~ a--~-~ a-~aa~ ~~aa-a-a-ka-4aa-a-~a4Ugtv-v4 ashy a-a-a-a-ia-a-a-a-14a-a-4v1 44~ 4 a ~-~---a- -- a-a- ---a-a--V~ a-a-i a-~aa- -5 a~a-~-a ~ a- -a--gt---a--~--- -a- agtaashy
- - - --
4-a- ~ aaa~$a-ia--~ a-ia~ aa- aa-a-y aa-~ 4aa~2VkYa a-v a shy-~$aa -----a--a--- a
4 a-- - - - -~ a-~aa--a~~aa- a-~ gt~a- ~aa- a-aaa-a-a
-- aa~-- a- ka--~- -a--a--a amp~a-gta-~a a-i-aa-gtV-a4a-a ashy~ a a- a shya4 a --a-va- ~ a-~a~ --~ -- a- a-va-a a-a 4 - ~-~ ~a--~ 4 4
a~- 4 ~a-~J -a a--- - a a- --a-Sa-~~-~a--~~ - ~- a~a ~4a-~$-a-~
4 a 4 ~~i~--aa-ia- a -a- a a-a a-a~ ~
a ~ -shya aa-a-~aaav44 -J a- - agt ta-a-a--- ~ shy
a-a- 5 4 a a~
04
~
I-
Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
FRONT COVER Participants received irstruction for collecting and pressing weeds from Mr Mziray TPPI Herbarium
Capsule sunmary deg 3
Background 4
Facilities 5
The corse 6
Participants 7
Instructors ii
Certificate 12
Schedule 13
Follow up 15
Materialspublications 15
- ~q 4~A
Mr yonRoretz a plantation manager explains a weed control problem occurring in coffee plantingso
Event 1984 Tanzania Weed Management Training Course
Date November 28 - Decenber 12 1984
Location Horticulture Research and Training Institute (HORTI) Tengeru Arusha Tanzania
Sponsored by
- Plant Protection Service Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- United Nations Development Progranne through the FAOUNDP Action Progranme for Improved Plant Protection
- International Weed Science Society
Sumary Report plusmnszued
- March 1985 Water was carefully measured for use in a sprayer calibration exercise
- by the International Weed Science Society Secretariat CIo IPPC Oregon State University Corvallis ORUSA
- as IWSS 14-85
3
______
it ~i
Atw AZ
Course instructors MachangendtStrouj3 were on hand as participants idiscussed field research sbrategies
L
The Tanzaniian weedt-im-nageitent course wvas the third in a series of courses held in Eastern Africa recently the first being
presented at Nairobi Kenya in September 19S83 and 1the second at the Mt Mukulul Research Station -Chilan-ga Zamia in December 1
Dr Sin on Director of the Tanzarian Tropical Pesticide Research Institute at ArushaAsullnitted the initial 1reque~St for a wee maanagement course to FAQ s Plant Pro~tectLion Serce Mr All
aaFAO-UNDP representative in Nairobi d Dr Ann Stroud inLeirhational weed science consultant made the first- --shyorganizational trip t ( the6 ourse s~ite in October 19984 Dr
SI Stroudretur-ned on asecond trip ater the salm month
The lecture room and fields provided by the Horticulture Research Training Institute (HORTI-Tengeru) were convenient and comfortable The HORTI-Tengeru staff under the direction of Mr
Maliwa Principal and Mrs Kaaya Deputy Principal was very helpshyful and prcipt Food service was especially good The participants expressed dissatisfaction with a shortage of blankets and water in the institute housing
Participants discussed weed management in pineapple lead by instructor Terry
-4 4
-7
Preliminary testing of a lever-operated knapsack sprayer involved measuring the swath width while Fred Machange and LJo Matthews looked on
The Deputy Principal Secretary Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development opened the course along with Mr L J Matthews weed scientist Plant Protection Service FAO Rcme Italy
As the day-by-day schedule (following) suggests the course comprised a full range of lectures discussions and field activities
Additionally informationstudy visits were conducted to
(1)Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology CAMARTEC to observe equipment testing facilities and demonstrations of oxen- and Lractor- drawn tillage implements
(2)The Tanzania-Canada wheat production and research project to observe large motorized equipment being evaluated for suitability to Tanzanian farming conditions
(3)A large coffee plantation (Selian Estate) managed by Mr E von Roretz to observe and discuss weed problems and solutions
(4)The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute Arusha to use the herbarium for identification of weeds collected by participants as a course assignment
A
1 -- --
A participant practices pacing for calibration of
a lever-operated knapsack sprayer
6
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
~ ~i~sScientific Officer TARO7-Lamungu ~PO Box~ 3004~Mogtshlji 7 ~ gt
r 54 ~ 44- D
4gt -- a 4
4--- S
~ -~ i~4- ~ gt-I4 ~y- a~ 4
K ~ ~ -
~ gt- 2
~vy U -~ ~~~ ~ ~
a-v
w~ --N-
I
a va- ~ -a-- V
V aaaisav~yt
a~-a~a
-a---
- gt~~-- a-aaVa~- a~ -)N-a---a-~~ ~a a a44~a~~41~44 a-n --
a - -4 a ~ a -ashy
-4 -a-a-aa-a-9a--asaa-aa-fra~y aa a --
~ -a-aaa-a4a ~ A~~a-~ A shya~4-4-4 a-gt- 1lt 4~~ ~ ~ gt~~ gt- a- M anage-aen~iTra~ning2 - ~
4
- -444~4 --- -agtajP4 4aU4aa~~ya-gt aaaa~- ---aa-- ~aaa-~------------a-( 1984 TanzaniaIa-We4~d a- shyCo~ck~ea-apart1c2pants - a---gta~-4anstructorsgovez~nmnen1z4off1c~a~s~andpon~orzepresenfat1ves-aa--~~a-- J-av--lta--a- a-a-alt a- --a-a-a
~4 ~aa-a~gta~~a v-va--k ~$gt-- ~ - aaa--ava a---aa--a-~ -- a-~-aIa--a-~ a-a-a- a a 4a-a-v-a-a--a --a-a-~-a - a-a-a-~a--a-a4 4a- aa a~a a 5gtsaa4~
4 -Va--------------- 4~ a-4vgt~-vv a aa-~aa-------------------a- -gt -a-- a-aagt~ ~ a- ~aV(-aaa--a----------~ ~ aa 4 9s~aa- -v~~--j~aaa-v4--v-aaa- ~--------44 4 ~ -~- ~4- v-ak4 4 ltn~gt Ia-~a-S a-v---- at-~ ~-agt--a--~~ a--~-~ a-~aa~ ~~aa-a-a-ka-4aa-a-~a4Ugtv-v4 ashy a-a-a-a-ia-a-a-a-14a-a-4v1 44~ 4 a ~-~---a- -- a-a- ---a-a--V~ a-a-i a-~aa- -5 a~a-~-a ~ a- -a--gt---a--~--- -a- agtaashy
- - - --
4-a- ~ aaa~$a-ia--~ a-ia~ aa- aa-a-y aa-~ 4aa~2VkYa a-v a shy-~$aa -----a--a--- a
4 a-- - - - -~ a-~aa--a~~aa- a-~ gt~a- ~aa- a-aaa-a-a
-- aa~-- a- ka--~- -a--a--a amp~a-gta-~a a-i-aa-gtV-a4a-a ashy~ a a- a shya4 a --a-va- ~ a-~a~ --~ -- a- a-va-a a-a 4 - ~-~ ~a--~ 4 4
a~- 4 ~a-~J -a a--- - a a- --a-Sa-~~-~a--~~ - ~- a~a ~4a-~$-a-~
4 a 4 ~~i~--aa-ia- a -a- a a-a a-a~ ~
a ~ -shya aa-a-~aaav44 -J a- - agt ta-a-a--- ~ shy
a-a- 5 4 a a~
04
~
I-
Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
Event 1984 Tanzania Weed Management Training Course
Date November 28 - Decenber 12 1984
Location Horticulture Research and Training Institute (HORTI) Tengeru Arusha Tanzania
Sponsored by
- Plant Protection Service Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- United Nations Development Progranne through the FAOUNDP Action Progranme for Improved Plant Protection
- International Weed Science Society
Sumary Report plusmnszued
- March 1985 Water was carefully measured for use in a sprayer calibration exercise
- by the International Weed Science Society Secretariat CIo IPPC Oregon State University Corvallis ORUSA
- as IWSS 14-85
3
______
it ~i
Atw AZ
Course instructors MachangendtStrouj3 were on hand as participants idiscussed field research sbrategies
L
The Tanzaniian weedt-im-nageitent course wvas the third in a series of courses held in Eastern Africa recently the first being
presented at Nairobi Kenya in September 19S83 and 1the second at the Mt Mukulul Research Station -Chilan-ga Zamia in December 1
Dr Sin on Director of the Tanzarian Tropical Pesticide Research Institute at ArushaAsullnitted the initial 1reque~St for a wee maanagement course to FAQ s Plant Pro~tectLion Serce Mr All
aaFAO-UNDP representative in Nairobi d Dr Ann Stroud inLeirhational weed science consultant made the first- --shyorganizational trip t ( the6 ourse s~ite in October 19984 Dr
SI Stroudretur-ned on asecond trip ater the salm month
The lecture room and fields provided by the Horticulture Research Training Institute (HORTI-Tengeru) were convenient and comfortable The HORTI-Tengeru staff under the direction of Mr
Maliwa Principal and Mrs Kaaya Deputy Principal was very helpshyful and prcipt Food service was especially good The participants expressed dissatisfaction with a shortage of blankets and water in the institute housing
Participants discussed weed management in pineapple lead by instructor Terry
-4 4
-7
Preliminary testing of a lever-operated knapsack sprayer involved measuring the swath width while Fred Machange and LJo Matthews looked on
The Deputy Principal Secretary Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development opened the course along with Mr L J Matthews weed scientist Plant Protection Service FAO Rcme Italy
As the day-by-day schedule (following) suggests the course comprised a full range of lectures discussions and field activities
Additionally informationstudy visits were conducted to
(1)Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology CAMARTEC to observe equipment testing facilities and demonstrations of oxen- and Lractor- drawn tillage implements
(2)The Tanzania-Canada wheat production and research project to observe large motorized equipment being evaluated for suitability to Tanzanian farming conditions
(3)A large coffee plantation (Selian Estate) managed by Mr E von Roretz to observe and discuss weed problems and solutions
(4)The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute Arusha to use the herbarium for identification of weeds collected by participants as a course assignment
A
1 -- --
A participant practices pacing for calibration of
a lever-operated knapsack sprayer
6
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
~ ~i~sScientific Officer TARO7-Lamungu ~PO Box~ 3004~Mogtshlji 7 ~ gt
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Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
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Course instructors MachangendtStrouj3 were on hand as participants idiscussed field research sbrategies
L
The Tanzaniian weedt-im-nageitent course wvas the third in a series of courses held in Eastern Africa recently the first being
presented at Nairobi Kenya in September 19S83 and 1the second at the Mt Mukulul Research Station -Chilan-ga Zamia in December 1
Dr Sin on Director of the Tanzarian Tropical Pesticide Research Institute at ArushaAsullnitted the initial 1reque~St for a wee maanagement course to FAQ s Plant Pro~tectLion Serce Mr All
aaFAO-UNDP representative in Nairobi d Dr Ann Stroud inLeirhational weed science consultant made the first- --shyorganizational trip t ( the6 ourse s~ite in October 19984 Dr
SI Stroudretur-ned on asecond trip ater the salm month
The lecture room and fields provided by the Horticulture Research Training Institute (HORTI-Tengeru) were convenient and comfortable The HORTI-Tengeru staff under the direction of Mr
Maliwa Principal and Mrs Kaaya Deputy Principal was very helpshyful and prcipt Food service was especially good The participants expressed dissatisfaction with a shortage of blankets and water in the institute housing
Participants discussed weed management in pineapple lead by instructor Terry
-4 4
-7
Preliminary testing of a lever-operated knapsack sprayer involved measuring the swath width while Fred Machange and LJo Matthews looked on
The Deputy Principal Secretary Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development opened the course along with Mr L J Matthews weed scientist Plant Protection Service FAO Rcme Italy
As the day-by-day schedule (following) suggests the course comprised a full range of lectures discussions and field activities
Additionally informationstudy visits were conducted to
(1)Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology CAMARTEC to observe equipment testing facilities and demonstrations of oxen- and Lractor- drawn tillage implements
(2)The Tanzania-Canada wheat production and research project to observe large motorized equipment being evaluated for suitability to Tanzanian farming conditions
(3)A large coffee plantation (Selian Estate) managed by Mr E von Roretz to observe and discuss weed problems and solutions
(4)The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute Arusha to use the herbarium for identification of weeds collected by participants as a course assignment
A
1 -- --
A participant practices pacing for calibration of
a lever-operated knapsack sprayer
6
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
~ ~i~sScientific Officer TARO7-Lamungu ~PO Box~ 3004~Mogtshlji 7 ~ gt
r 54 ~ 44- D
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Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
The lecture room and fields provided by the Horticulture Research Training Institute (HORTI-Tengeru) were convenient and comfortable The HORTI-Tengeru staff under the direction of Mr
Maliwa Principal and Mrs Kaaya Deputy Principal was very helpshyful and prcipt Food service was especially good The participants expressed dissatisfaction with a shortage of blankets and water in the institute housing
Participants discussed weed management in pineapple lead by instructor Terry
-4 4
-7
Preliminary testing of a lever-operated knapsack sprayer involved measuring the swath width while Fred Machange and LJo Matthews looked on
The Deputy Principal Secretary Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development opened the course along with Mr L J Matthews weed scientist Plant Protection Service FAO Rcme Italy
As the day-by-day schedule (following) suggests the course comprised a full range of lectures discussions and field activities
Additionally informationstudy visits were conducted to
(1)Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology CAMARTEC to observe equipment testing facilities and demonstrations of oxen- and Lractor- drawn tillage implements
(2)The Tanzania-Canada wheat production and research project to observe large motorized equipment being evaluated for suitability to Tanzanian farming conditions
(3)A large coffee plantation (Selian Estate) managed by Mr E von Roretz to observe and discuss weed problems and solutions
(4)The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute Arusha to use the herbarium for identification of weeds collected by participants as a course assignment
A
1 -- --
A participant practices pacing for calibration of
a lever-operated knapsack sprayer
6
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
~ ~i~sScientific Officer TARO7-Lamungu ~PO Box~ 3004~Mogtshlji 7 ~ gt
r 54 ~ 44- D
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Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
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47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
The Deputy Principal Secretary Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development opened the course along with Mr L J Matthews weed scientist Plant Protection Service FAO Rcme Italy
As the day-by-day schedule (following) suggests the course comprised a full range of lectures discussions and field activities
Additionally informationstudy visits were conducted to
(1)Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology CAMARTEC to observe equipment testing facilities and demonstrations of oxen- and Lractor- drawn tillage implements
(2)The Tanzania-Canada wheat production and research project to observe large motorized equipment being evaluated for suitability to Tanzanian farming conditions
(3)A large coffee plantation (Selian Estate) managed by Mr E von Roretz to observe and discuss weed problems and solutions
(4)The Tropical Pesticide Research Institute Arusha to use the herbarium for identification of weeds collected by participants as a course assignment
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6
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
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Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
~wath~instruco Stroud observing participants spent an af ternoon 4practicing the-opration and calibrationof a large field sprayer-
Participants for the course were selected ~by Mr S ingusia Acting Head Extension and Technical Services DepartmentTanzania Participants represented training and extension for the Ministry production _farms( seed farms and the Tanzania-Canada ik) wheat project 0
Sonly half of the 25 selected participants arrived for the start of the cours~e However several individuals from nearbyorganizations learned 0 the cous aidwr on h~and the first i day They all seemed to be qualified and interested so they were accepted bringing the total to 23 One of the originally selectedindividuals arrived six days after the course began andwas denied~ opportunity to participate
5 Mwanbungu A H AgriculluralOfficer Kilimr (W) P 0 Box 253
i Lujuo E J Farm Manager Msimbdk SeedFarmn PO Box 78 Kilosa
aqOenya F S Senior Agronomist TPC vLimited P0O Box 97~ ~ ~
~ ~i~sScientific Officer TARO7-Lamungu ~PO Box~ 3004~Mogtshlji 7 ~ gt
r 54 ~ 44- D
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Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
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Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
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Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
Kipende E H Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Kadete D Assistant Field Kilangali Seed Farm PO Box 104 Kilosa
Njalayao A H Agronomist Mtibwa Sugar Co PO Mtibwa Morogoro
Muliahela E M Scientific Officer TARO-Katrin Private Bag Ifakara
Kavula J M Training Officer MATI-Nyegezi PO Box 1400 Mwanza
Mtae RYL Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Mshana D (Miss) Scientific Officer TARO-Ilonga Private Bag Kilosa
Latonga T M Farm Manager NAFCO Puva Rice Farm PO Box 30137 Kibaha
Masasi J J Section Manager Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Kishoa D L Kagere Sugar Co Ltd PO Box 815 Bukoba
Temu AEM Senior Scientific Uyole Agric Centre Officer
PO Box 400 Mbeya
Lyezire R Training Officer Uyole Agric Centre PO Box 400 Mbeya
Assenga F P Training Officer LITI-Tengeru PO Box 3101 Arusha
Fute J L Agronomist Kilombero Sugar Co PO Box 50 Kidatu
Swai I S Training Officer HORTI-Tengeru PO Box 1253 Arusha
Owenya Z J Agric Field Officer Canada-Tanzania Wheat Project PO Box 6024 Arusha
Kagaruki D Extcnsion Officer Coffee Authority PO Fox 1187 Moshi
Kavugushi B R Training Officer MATI-Ukiriguru PO Box 1434 Mwanza
Mlay E E Farm Manager TARO-Ilonga PBag Kilosa
10
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
I1 -
47 1vidlls ltOrv_lngw Jt- tHtc -mic)r-instructolrs and orgajnizers
-A S trol I( FAO Wed Science COI)SI-]-tant NairoliA K(-nya
-P J7 TIr ropica] Wlt Spialistp Wood ResearchOrgani aticm
-LT C Burrill 4 nicoT Wqe(lt] ScientistProt(ction Cont(r International Plant-nd Scrtar ]ntoriiational Weed
-F Z Fvhri Solnior Tri ciat- iv Agponcvist Ministrv of AcricuL[tur- Dir os SalaamTa d
In addi tion ]winqtho F(Alfc individf-ls contributed valuable quest lercturs
-Mr Mziray TPR erlhnhruiu Prt~c~ n Tnt r n ecearIutratln-Mr Lyaituu TPRa wed 1Wecont--ro] speciaist
Mr AklCuhayT R preticide cheiist
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
It Is hereby certified that
baving satisfactorily participated in the
WEED MANAGEMENT TRAINING COURSE
conducted at Arusha Tanzania 28 November to 12 December 1984 Is duly awarded this
Certificate of Achievement
Professor Simon M Mbllinyl N S MJwl PrlnclpalPrincipal Secretary Ministry of Tengeru Horticultural Research Agriculture and and Training Institute
Livestock Development Arusha Dar Es Salaam
C R MacCulloch L C Burrill Secretary FAO Country Rerpresentative International Weed Science Dar Es Salaam Society
Corvallis Oregon USA
A
International Weed Science Society
Dr Simon Director Tropical Pesticide Research
Institute
Arusha
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
13
Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
14
Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
15
Tuesday 27 November
- Participants arrival and registration
Wednesday 28 November
- Introduction to the course - Official Opening - Participants self-introduction - Pre-colirse exam - Safe use of pesticides -Introduce sprayers and calibration -Continue sprayers and calibration - Practice sprayer calibration
Thursday 29 November
- Field research techniques - concerning herbicides - Herbicide calculations - Field spraying exercise - Reception
Friday 30 November
- Review application problems - Definition and costs of weeds in Tanzania - Weed-crop interference - Quelea ue]ea and weeds - Weed bioloqy and dissemination - W-ed identification - Weed collection from MATI for pressing
Saturday I December
- Weed ecology - shifting weed populations -Review of weed control methods - prevention eradication
control - Mechanical cultural and biological methods of weed control - Conservation tillage systems
Monday 3 December
- Chemical weed control - classification of herbicides - Soil applied] herbicides shy factors affecting performance- Foliar applied herbicides - factors affecting performance - Herbicide selectivity - Assign and prepare for debates
LEFT A A replica of the Certificate of Achievement awarded to the participants who successfully completed the course
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Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
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Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
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Tuesday 4 December
- Safety and efficacy of pesticides fate in the environment - Debate on crop production in a weed free environment - Socio-economic considerations in weed management - Debate on use of herbicides in Tanzania
Wednesday 5 December
- Survey methods for weeds and weed problems -- Evaluation methods for field research - Field visits to observe and discuss weed control in several annual and perennial crops
Thursday 6 December
- Visit to Centre for Agricultural Mechanization and Rural Technology (CAMARTBC)
- Assign and prepare for group discussion on research plans
Friday 7 December
- Group presentations of research plans - Observe and calibrate large field sprayer - Assign group discussions on weed control for several crops - Review
Saturday 8 December
- Control of Striga - Control of perennial grasses - Biology and control of Cyperus spp - Weed control in minimum tillage systems - Prepare for discussion on weed control in crops
Monday 10 December vField Trip - Coffee plantation
- Canada wheat project - Tropical Pesticide
Research Institute
Tuesday 11 December
- Presentation of weed control plans - Final exam
Wednesday 12 December
- Discuss course follow-up in Tanzania
- Review exam - Closing ceremony
-Instructor Burrill prepares for a demonstration of herbicide formulations
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Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
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Course participants held long discussions with Fred Machangeand stressed the need to express their concern for proper wedmanageavent to Ministry officials It was agreed that a spokesmanfor the participants uul2 meet with Mr Machange in Dar es Salaam to explore ways to convey the groups keen interest in imprcvingweed management in Tanzania
The course instructors agreed that additional courses couldand should be taught by some of the participants with onlymaterial and advisory support frca consultants
WO k
NampU4eCropproduction
A selection of technical publications and a light-activated hand-held calculator were provided for each participant
Each participant was provided with a set of publicationsincluding
Knapsack Sprayers GIFAP Guidelines for theBibliography of Weed Science Safe and Effective Use IPPC Technical Assistance of Pesticides Bulletins 1 (Spray Shields) Weed Control Recacmendations and Y2 (Spray Nozzles) for Zambia Field Manual for Weed Weed Control in Eastern Control Research Africa
Field Guide to Weeds of Zambia
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