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#194 From: Scott Justice <justice@...>
Date: Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:42 am
Subject: Re: Re : export sri rice to FRANCE [1 Attachment] 		dorbahadur
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Dear RK Jha,

Perhaps one thing that could help get things going is, if Martine agreed, you could supply them a few hundred grams of each variety  as samples for testing.

Would like to hear more whether you have gotten some help in the organic certification. I see in the department stores these days quite a few of the coffee companies here now have certification. I see they got their certification was made by NASAA (National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia).  Fair Trade Certification might also help in the marketing of organic SRI.

If you haven't got help yet in this you might contact Helvitas who has a Coffee Promotion Project ( http://helvetasnepal.org.np/copp.htm ). Also AGro Enterprise Center in FNCCI should be able to help ( http://www.aec-fncci.org/ )

Cheers, Scott


raj jha wrote:
 

Dear mis martine
Hi, this is raj sending u this Iam so much happy by getting your. please find attach find the file here with this e-mail
with best regards
RKJha

--- On Mon, 12/14/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re : [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, December 14, 2009, 3:01 AM

 
dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal.
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo. com>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 
Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine




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#193 From: raj jha <kant_xtl@...>
Date: Tue Feb 9, 2010 10:55 am
Subject: Re: Re : export sri rice to FRANCE 		kant_xtl
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Dear mis martine
Hi, this is raj sending u this Iam so much happy by getting your. please find attach find the file here with this e-mail
with best regards
RKJha

--- On Mon, 12/14/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@...> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Subject: Re : [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, December 14, 2009, 3:01 AM

 
dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal.
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo. com>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 
Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine





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#192 From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:20 pm
Subject: sri rice 		martine_goa
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Dear Mr Raj Jha, Here is your mail below :

 

Hi dear

Namaste

This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.

Thanking you very much

Sincerely yours

 

Reading again your mail I just understood right now that you are not growing in SRI way, but you want to do it. I can work only with well organised farmers. To market with foreign country is not something you can improvise. It should be nice to become more strong and organised. For that you can begin with local market, and provide your local people and family  better rice, as SRI rice has more nutrients. After to have improve on the quality, purity (no sand), and others requirments foreign country will ask you, please fell ready to contact me. you can ask me any questions about it.
 
It is very nice you are interested in SRI. If you contact "sri nepal" you will get technical informations.
May be the farmers will be afraid little in the beginning with little more work and others differents technics they will have to do. Please tell them they have to look further and imagine for the future very mutch better yelds, and a big opportunity to market with strangers with more selling argues (SRI rice has better quality).
Warm regards,
Martine for Boomatha


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#191 From: Chris Evans <cevans@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 3:42 pm
Subject: Re: Export sri rice to FRANCE 		cevans@...
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Hi Scott, Norman et al
interesting stuff. does anyone know the situation re- organic (let
alone SRI) certification in Nepal? last I heard it cld only be done by
foreign certification organisations e.g. Australian, Thai, U.S., etc. &
therefore costing an arm & a leg, as Nepal had no indigenous system. I
believe that Nepal Permaculture Group had people qualified as
"certificators" (i.e. those that can certify) but that they cld only
work overseas - again because there was no system in Nepal.

I remember a farmer (in Nepal) telling me that he could tell by the
smell of cooking rice whether its mother plant had been transplanted
from the nursery to the paddy at the right time or late (he didn't
mention about if it was early, as it would with SRI!) - I use this on
courses to illustrate the power of indigenous knowledge & its
erosion...

best
Chris

On 14 Dec 2009, at 15:05, Norman Uphoff wrote:

>  Dear Martine,
>  This is a good answer to Scott. It is good for us to think about the
> things we are doing with and for our food systems, not just thinking
> in quantitative terms, which is the preoccupation of many agronomists.
> Environmental effects need to figure more prominently in our thinking
> and practice. On the question of grain quality, some objective
> (independent) tests should be done, but I have been told many times by
> farmers that they like the quality of their SRI rice, and prefer to
> keep it for their home consumption, selling off their other rice
> (because there is not yet any price premium for higher-quality, i.e.,
> SRI, rice).
>
>  One Sri Lankan farmer I remember telling me back in 2002 that if  his
> wife cooked SRI rice for the evening meal and they had some left over
> for breakfast the next morning, the SRI rice would be nice and firm
> and tasty, whereas the HYV rice was mush. If you are importing SRI
> rice, I think it would be worthwhile to commission some independent
> taste tests -- same variety if you can make such comparisons. There
> might also be some nutritional advantages with SRI rice, given the
> deeper root systems and the later senescence of roots, so
> micronutrients and nitrogen are being taken up to the very end of the
> cycle. But we have no systematic evidence on this, so we make no
> claims.
>
>  Scott, for your information, was instrumental in getting the
> SRI-Nepal network started, back in 2002, when he was with CIMMYT, one
> of the few CGIAR scientists to take an active and constructive
> interest in SRI, for which I am very grateful. I don't know if he is
> still with CIMMYT and still in Nepal. He can tell you that himself. I
> am glad to know that you are working with Emily in Indonesia. With
> best regards,
>  Norman
>
>
>  dugue martine wrote:Dear Scott,
>> Your question is about differences betwenn conventionnal  way of
>> doing and SRI way?
>> -->in SRI way farmers get very much more yelds,
>>      flooded paddy fields are one of the biggest producers of
>> methane, which is very harmfull for the earth and global warming. If
>> you need some informations you can have a look on www..bloomagro.com,
>> they are selling SRI in indonesia. And also SRI website
>> http://ciifad..cornell.edu/sri/.
>>         That's why I want to promote that way of doing only.
>>       -->I want  to buy only if the rice hasn't take underground
>> water as wter will be a treasure for future generations in some
>> country. What about nepal? is  there any problem of water?
>>        -->about the quality of rice, customers are used to get such
>> quality, I can't avoid to ask the same, otherwise they will simply
>> not buy.
>> I hope I have answered your questions,
>> Can I ask about you, are you living in Nepal?
>> rgdrs,
>> Martine
>>
>>
>> De : Scott Justice <justice@...>
>> À : sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
>> Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 18 h 05 min 29 s
>> Objet : Re: Re : [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
>>
>>  
>>
>> Greetings Dugue Martine and all,
>>
>>  I think this is all very good but I have a question or two.
>>  Why should it be SRI organic rice? Why not traditionally planted
>> rice that is also organic?
>>  I don't think that SRI verses traditional establishment would have
>> anything to do with the quality of rice ???
>>  Am also curious about the perceived differences between irrigated
>> and rain fed??
>>  And good to see some action on SRI Nepal!
>>
>>  Cheers, Scott
>>
>>  dugue martine wrote:
>>>   dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
>>> -the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
>>> -the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already
>>> export.
>>> -are they all certified organic.
>>> -can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture
>>> smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others
>>> materials between rice grains.)
>>> -do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
>>> -Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
>>>  
>>> I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with
>>> Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I
>>> can study also from now to import from Nepal..
>>> Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for
>>> that price the packaging.
>>>  Warm regards,
>>> Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
>>>  
>>>
>>>
>>> De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo. com>
>>> À : sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
>>> Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
>>> Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
>>>
>>>  
>>>
>>> Hi dear
>>> Namaste
>>> This is RK Jha sending u this massage and want to get information
>>> that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to
>>> France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some
>>> farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information
>>> about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
>>> Thanking you very much
>>> Sincerely yours
>>> RKJha
>>>  
>>>
>>>  --- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
>>>>  Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
>>>>  To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
>>>>  Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM
>>>>
>>>>  
>>>> I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
>>>> Urgent, many thanks and regards.
>>>> Dugue Martine
>>>>
>>>
>
>

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#190 From: Norman Uphoff <ntu1@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 3:05 pm
Subject: Export sri rice to FRANCE 		normanuphoff
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Dear Martine,
This is a good answer to Scott. It is good for us to think about the things we are doing with and for our food systems, not just thinking in quantitative terms, which is the preoccupation of many agronomists. Environmental effects need to figure more prominently in our thinking and practice. On the question of grain quality, some objective (independent) tests should be done, but I have been told many times by farmers that they like the quality of their SRI rice, and prefer to keep it for their home consumption, selling off their other rice (because there is not yet any price premium for higher-quality, i.e., SRI, rice).

One Sri Lankan farmer I remember telling me back in 2002 that if  his wife cooked SRI rice for the evening meal and they had some left over for breakfast the next morning, the SRI rice would be nice and firm and tasty, whereas the HYV rice was mush. If you are importing SRI rice, I think it would be worthwhile to commission some independent taste tests -- same variety if you can make such comparisons. There might also be some nutritional advantages with SRI rice, given the deeper root systems and the later senescence of roots, so micronutrients and nitrogen are being taken up to the very end of the cycle. But we have no systematic evidence on this, so we make no claims.

Scott, for your information, was instrumental in getting the SRI-Nepal network started, back in 2002, when he was with CIMMYT, one of the few CGIAR scientists to take an active and constructive interest in SRI, for which I am very grateful. I don't know if he is still with CIMMYT and still in Nepal. He can tell you that himself. I am glad to know that you are working with Emily in Indonesia. With best regards,
Norman


dugue martine wrote:
Dear Scott,
Your question is about differences betwenn conventionnal  way of doing and SRI way?
-->in SRI way farmers get very much more yelds,
     flooded paddy fields are one of the biggest producers of methane, which is very harmfull for the earth and global warming. If you need some informations you can have a look on www..bloomagro.com, they are selling SRI in indonesia. And also SRI website http://ciifad..cornell.edu/sri/.
        That's why I want to promote that way of doing only.
      -->I want  to buy only if the rice hasn't take underground water as wter will be a treasure for future generations in some country. What about nepal? is  there any problem of water?
       -->about the quality of rice, customers are used to get such quality, I can't avoid to ask the same, otherwise they will simply not buy.
I hope I have answered your questions,
Can I ask about you, are you living in Nepal?
rgdrs,
Martine

De : Scott Justice <justice@...>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 18 h 05 min 29 s
Objet : Re: Re : [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Greetings Dugue Martine and all,

I think this is all very good but I have a question or two.
Why should it be SRI organic rice? Why not traditionally planted rice that is also organic?
I don't think that SRI verses traditional establishment would have anything to do with the quality of rice ???
Am also curious about the perceived differences between irrigated and rain fed??
And good to see some action on SRI Nepal!

Cheers, Scott

dugue martine wrote:

  dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal..
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo. com>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massage and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine



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#189 From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:15 pm
Subject: Re : Re : export sri rice to FRANCE 		martine_goa
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For SRI Nepal : I can't send that mail to Scott, can you please forward to him.

dear Scott,
Your question is about differences betwenn conventionnal  way of doing and SRI way?
-->in SRI way farmers get very much more yelds,
     flooded paddy fieldd are one of the biggests producers of methane, which is very harmfull for the earth and global warming. If you need some informations you can have a look on www..bloomagro. com, they are selling SRI in indonesia. And also SRI website http://ciifad. .cornell. edu/sri/.
        That's why I want to promote that way of doing only.
      -->I want  to buy only if the rice hasn't take underground water to not steal population. Water will be a treasure for future generations in some country, what about nepal? is  there any problem of water?
       -->about the quality of rice, customers are used to get such quality, I can't avoid to ask the same, otherwise they will simply not buy.
I hope I have answered your questions,
Can I ask about you, are you leaving in Nepal?
rgdrs,
Martine


De : Scott Justice <justice@...>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 18 h 05 min 29 s
Objet : Re: Re : [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Greetings Dugue Martine and all,

I think this is all very good but I have a question or two.
Why should it be SRI organic rice? Why not traditionally planted rice that is also organic?
I don't think that SRI verses traditional establishment would have anything to do with the quality of rice ???
Am also curious about the perceived differences between irrigated and rain fed??

And good to see some action on SRI Nepal!

Cheers, Scott

dugue martine wrote:

 
dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal.
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo. com>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo..com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine





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#188 From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:05 pm
Subject: Re : Re : export sri rice to FRANCE 		martine_goa
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dear Scott,
Your question is about differences betwenn conventionnal  way of doing and SRI way?
-->in SRI way farmers get very much more yelds,
     flooded paddy fieldd are one of the biggests producers of methane, which is very harmfull for the earth and global warming. If you need some informations you can have a look on www..bloomagro.com, they are selling SRI in indonesia. And also SRI website http://ciifad..cornell.edu/sri/.
        That's why I want to promote that way of doing only.
      -->I want  to buy only if the rice hasn't take underground water to not steal population. Water will be a treasure for future generations in some country, what about nepal? is  there any problem of water?
       -->about the quality of rice, customers are used to get such quality, I can't avoid to ask the same, otherwise they will simply not buy.
I hope I have answered your questions,
Can I ask about you, are you leaving in Nepal?
rgdrs,
Martine

De : Scott Justice <justice@...>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 18 h 05 min 29 s
Objet : Re: Re : [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Greetings Dugue Martine and all,

I think this is all very good but I have a question or two.
Why should it be SRI organic rice? Why not traditionally planted rice that is also organic?
I don't think that SRI verses traditional establishment would have anything to do with the quality of rice ???
Am also curious about the perceived differences between irrigated and rain fed??

And good to see some action on SRI Nepal!

Cheers, Scott

dugue martine wrote:

 
dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal..
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo. com>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine





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#187 From: Scott Justice <justice@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 12:35 pm
Subject: Re: Re : export sri rice to FRANCE 		dorbahadur
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Greetings Dugue Martine and all,

I think this is all very good but I have a question or two.
Why should it be SRI organic rice? Why not traditionally planted rice that is also organic?
I don't think that SRI verses traditional establishment would have anything to do with the quality of rice ???
Am also curious about the perceived differences between irrigated and rain fed??

And good to see some action on SRI Nepal!

Cheers, Scott

dugue martine wrote:
 
dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal.
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@yahoo.com>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine



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#186 From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 11:01 am
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dear Mr raj jha, can you give me some informations about :
-the variety of rice. Do the farmers are growing the same variety?
-the farmers, are they organised in a cooperative. do they already export.
-are they all certified organic.
-can they supply exported quality (5% broken rice and no moisture smell, no mixing between variety, no insects, no sand and others materials between rice grains.)
-do you have a manufactory company to pack, do you vacuum?
-Do they use raining water only, or do they irrigate?
 
I am not ready to import from nepal, as I plan to do first with Indonesia. if you are really ready on all points mentionned above, I can study also from now to import from Nepal.
Can you give me prices for 2 tonnes to begin. tell me what is for that price the packaging.
Warm regards,
Mis Martine Dugue for Boomatha
 

De : raj jha <kant_xtl@...>
À : sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Lun 14 Décembre 2009, 15 h 56 min 52 s
Objet : Re: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE

 

Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogrou ps.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine




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#185 From: raj jha <kant_xtl@...>
Date: Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:26 am
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Hi dear
Namaste
This is RK Jha sending u this massageg and want to get information that how much quantity of organic SRI are required to import to France and when ? Because in sunsai district of eastern Nepal, some farmers are producing organic rice and the want to get information about it. Looking forward to get reply soon.
Thanking you very much
Sincerely yours
RKJha
 

--- On Thu, 10/29/09, dugue martine <martine_goa@...> wrote:

From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Subject: [sri-nepal] export sri rice to FRANCE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009, 2:24 AM

 
I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine



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#184 From: dugue martine <martine_goa@...>
Date: Thu Oct 29, 2009 9:24 am
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I am searching certified organic SRI rice to import to FRANCE.
Urgent, many thanks and regards.
Dugue Martine


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#183 From: Khem Dahal <dhlkhm@...>
Date: Sat Jun 13, 2009 1:24 am
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Thanks! I will go through it.
regards,
Khem
Nepal

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From: clairechauvet <clairechauvet@...>
Subject: [sri-nepal] NEW SRI WEBSITE
To: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, 12 June, 2009, 9:33 AM

Hello,
A new SRI website just translated in different languages
All best.
Operation SRI

New Email names for you!
Get the Email name you've always wanted on the new @ymail and @rocketmail.
Hurry before someone else does!

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#182 From: "clairechauvet" <clairechauvet@...>
Date: Fri Jun 12, 2009 8:33 am
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Hello,

A new SRI website just translated in different languages

www.srimadagascar.org

All best.

Operation SRI


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#181 From: Andreas Jenny <info@...>
Date: Wed Jun 3, 2009 8:21 am
Subject: Re: New file uploaded to sri-nepal 		beeandy2000
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Dear colleagues,

thank you to the person (Sharad ... ?) who uploaded the SRI training report from Rupandehi. There has not been much activity in this group, but I am glad to see that still new people are joining.

It would be good if those who joined lately would introduce themselves shortly (like name, organisation, how they are active in SRI, etc.).

It would also be good to have some input about what is going on in Nepal in terms of SRI during this season. As I am based not in Nepal these days, I feel slightly out of touch.

With wishes for a good rice crop,

Andreas Jenny
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#180 From: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wed Jun 3, 2009 1:19 am
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#179 From: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
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#178 From: Keshav Karki <drguitar01@...>
Date: Tue Jul 8, 2008 11:24 am
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hello everyone, Im the student of masters degree and now im doing research in SRI in farmers field  in this monsoon. I had already start my work and its about 10 days. This is for my masters thesis. Thesis topics is in age of seedling and spacing in context of Chitwan district. Thankyou.

 

keshav karki

IAAS, Rapmur,Chitwan.



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#177 From: "Milan Shrestha" <milanshrestha@...>
Date: Mon Jun 23, 2008 5:08 pm
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Namaste! Since I just joined this listserv, I just thought of introducing myself to you all.

My name is Milan Shrestha and am an anthropologist, with specializations in the human dimensions of land-use/cover change, smallholder agriculture, institutions, and resilience/vulnerability. A native of Nepal, I recently completed a PhD degree from University of Georgia and in my dissertation research "Smallholders, Mountain Agriculture and Land Change in Lamjung, Nepal," I analyzed the coupled human-environmental relationships in a mountain landscape through an interdisciplinary, multi-scalar analysis of smallholder agriculture and land-use/cover change. To be more specific, I integrated ethnographic and spatially-explicit survey data with remote sensing and GIS applications to study: (a) the household conditions and community contexts under which mountain smallholders change their agricultural land-use strategies, and (b) how their land-use strategies are linked to the district scale land-cover change patterns identified from multi-temporal (1976, 1984, 1990, 1994, 1999 and 2003) Landsat images.

My interest in SRI is primarily based on its socio-cultural components. I would like to listen to SRI practitioners and colleagues, who have hands on experiences. I will also occassionally try to share relevant information as we go along.

M

Milan Shrestha, PhD
LANRA, 105J Baldwin Hall
Dept. of Anthropology, University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
Tel. (706) 542-3141
http://www.milanshrestha.com




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#176 From: "Andreas Jenny" <info@...>
Date: Mon Jun 23, 2008 10:32 am
Subject: Welcome to Milan Shrestha 		beeandy2000
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We welcome Milan Shrestha as a new group member and are looking
forward to his introduction and input into the discussions of this group.

I would like to encourage all members to write a few lines about your
SRI activities during this upcoming monsoon season.

- Are there any new innovative projects?
- How are you promoting SRI at the farmers level?
- What are new developments in SRI in Nepal?

Looking forward to a lively exchange of ideas and hope that rains will
come in time and sufficiently. The increase of rice-prices worldwide
should spur us to produce more rice - it will be worth it!

Regards from Germany,
Andreas Jenny
(Group Moderator)

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#174 From: Keshav Karki <drguitar01@...>
Date: Mon Dec 10, 2007 4:10 pm
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Andreas Jenny
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Nepalgunj,Nepal
hello sir, first i want to give thanks to sri gruop of  napal giving me oppurtunity for joining. Me keshav bahadur karki, scholors of masters degree and department of Agronomy studyiny in Institute of agriculture and animal science, Rampur, Chitwan, nepal.Sir im interested in sri and want to do some research work.
Here my concern is to select thesis (masters) research topic. So i found to select difficulties in that matter. My research time will be of one year duration. If u can do something for me, i need some research topics for guidelines. The research topic should be my career oriented for my further study also. Should be completed within a year also. Should be suitable for our country to use local resources and also be easy to apply in farmers field of our farmers. By saying this im not trying to limit the boundry for sri. Till now very little effort was conducted for thesis research from our college almost only one student.
So, sir to dissiminate this technology it may also can play vital role.
Lastly, waiting for our warm suggestion and good advice bye.
Yours sincerely
Keshav
IAAS

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#173 From: Norman Uphoff <ntu1@...>
Date: Tue Oct 23, 2007 11:32 am
Subject: Re: Fwd: The highest SRI ? 		normanuphoff
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Dear Chris,
I was starting from most recent emails and hadn't seen this when I
replied. Yes, 2,500 m seems to be the SRI record. This will be good news
in Bhutan too. We will put an item on this in the next Update, and will
post the picture and your info on the Nepal page. Many thanks,
Norman

Chris wrote:
>> Hello everyone
>>
>> Is the highest SRI plot around??
>>
>> This SRI was grown by Mr Singha Buddha (pictured) at ATA's
>> demonstration and education Centre in Madana VDC, Dapka-9 in southern
>> Humla district, Mid-western Nepal. The farm is located at 2500m
>> (7820ft). The picture was taken in August - the original plot was
>> planted in April but the chickens eat the seedlings so was re-planted
>> in May with 30-day old seedlings (3 leaf stage - seedlings grow slower
>> at the high altitude). It was weeded 3 time (once with a hand hoe,
>> twice by hand-pulling). After planting it was 6 weeks until the
>> monsoon, still it was only watered three times - once every 2 weeks.
>> Not bad for a first attempt....
>>
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#172 From: Chris <cevans@...>
Date: Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:29 am
Subject: Fwd: The highest SRI ? 		cevans_42
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> Hello everyone
>
> Is the highest SRI plot around??
>
> This SRI was grown by Mr Singha Buddha (pictured) at ATA's
> demonstration and education Centre in Madana VDC, Dapka-9 in southern
> Humla district, Mid-western Nepal. The farm is located at 2500m
> (7820ft). The picture was taken in August - the original plot was
> planted in April but the chickens eat the seedlings so was re-planted
> in May with 30-day old seedlings (3 leaf stage - seedlings grow slower
> at the high altitude). It was weeded 3 time (once with a hand hoe,
> twice by hand-pulling). After planting it was 6 weeks until the
> monsoon, still it was only watered three times - once every 2 weeks.
> Not bad for a first attempt....
>
>

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#171 From: "Rajendra Uprety" <dadomorang@...>
Date: Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:53 am
Subject: Thanks for nice photographs and report. 		upretyr
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Dear Andreas,

Thank you very much for the nice reports and photos of your working
areas. Actually, it is a good development of SRI in western Nepal. The
participants of that visit were very active and I enjoyed my days with
them in Morang. Your efforts actually making those all achievement.
Now, it is hand over in a capable friends, who are continuing on
promotion of SRI in that areas. More in the next mail..

with regards

Rajendra

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#170 From: "Andreas Jenny" <info@...>
Date: Fri Sep 28, 2007 3:44 pm
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Dear Colleagues,

I just uploaded a couple of photos for everybody to view and enjoy. You will find two new albums in the Photos  section.
Regards,

Andreas Jenny
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#169 From: sri-nepal@yahoogroups.com
Date: Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:13 pm
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#168 From: "Andreas Jenny" <info@...>
Date: Thu Sep 27, 2007 1:18 pm
Subject: INDIA: 2nd NATIONAL SRI SYMPOSIUM TO BE HELD IN TRIPURA STATE 		beeandy2000
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Following up the well-attended first national SRI symposium held in Hyderabad in November, 2006 (http://ciifad.cornell.edu/sri/countries/india/innatlsymp1106.pdf) , there will be a second symposium held October 3-5, 2007, in Agartala, capital of the state of Tripura in northeast India (see http://www.sri-india.net / for details -- and also for a very fine SRI web page). This event is hosted by the Tripura state government's Department of Agriculture and is co-sponsored by the Directorate of Rice Research (DRR) and the Directorate of Rice Development (DRD) of the Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), the Central Rice Research Institute, the National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development (NABARD), the Andhra Pradesh state agricultural university (ANGRAU), and the Sri Dorabji Tata Trust. It is supported by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) through its collaborative program with ICRISAT. Participation from outside India is welcomed by the organizers. Queries can be sent to Dr. Vinod Goud (v.goud@... ).

Source: SRI UPDATE No. 14 (September 20, 2007)

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#167 From: "Andreas Jenny" <info@...>
Date: Tue Sep 25, 2007 9:06 am
Subject: Important! Future of Moderation of this group 		beeandy2000
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Dear colleagues,

I hope you had a sucessful SRI-season during this years monsoon and I hope the flooding in our areas has not had too much negative impact.

I am writing to you from my homecountry Germany as we had returned from our service in Nepal in the beginning of September. We are not planning to go back to Nepal in the near future, and therefore I was thinking to inform all of you about that. I had been trying to moderate this group during the last couple of years and I think it might be good to hand over the stick to somebody else, who would be more in touch with things.

Is there anybody who would be interested to take over from me? It is not a big job, you just need to keep an eye on things in this group and try to keep the discussion flowing. It is also good to share interesting information you find relating to SRI in Nepal with others in this group.

The second questions is if people think this form of networking is still relevant to the group. It is also possible to STOP this group, if people think we should. I have noticed that we do not have much activity recently, and this tool is only useful if everybody contributes.

I suggest you to do press your REPLY button and fill in the form below:

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Thanks for taking your time!
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#166 From: "Andreas Jenny" <info@...>
Date: Thu Jul 5, 2007 3:01 pm
Subject: Welcome to Basanta Adhikary 		beeandy2000
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Dear Basanta ji,

congratulations for joining our group. We are looking forward to learn
about you and your work in Laos. I guess the SRI experience there will
be also of interest to the SRI practioners in Nepal. Please tell us a
bit about yourself. Thanks,

Andreas Jenny
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#165 From: "Rajendra Uprety" <dadomorang@...>
Date: Tue May 22, 2007 2:58 am
Subject: SRI visitors from western Nepal 		upretyr
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Recently, 35 farmers and community mobilizers visited Morang district
to learn about SRI (System of Rice Intensification) method. Farmers
were represented from Surkhet, Banke, Bardia and Dang district. Among
35 visitors 8 were women participants. They visited several SRI fields
and interect with local SRI farmers about SRI method and its process,
advantage, difficulties and solutions. After one day field visit,
Rajendra Uprety (Agriculture Extension Officer, DADO Morang) and Sagar
Bhattrai (JT,DADO Morang) facilitated discussion about SRI method and
disease and pest of rice. During visit participants also observed
Vermicompost making plants and learn about its process. Theose farmers
visit was organized by Himalaya Permaculture Group and SAGOL (NGO).

Rajendra Uprety
Biratnagar, Nepal.

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#164 From: "Rajendra" <dadomorang@...>
Date: Sat May 19, 2007 2:19 am
Subject: Re: Joint SRI observation tour to Morang DADO, 5/22/2007, 12:00 am 		upretyr
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Dear Friend,
I got informtation and receiving phone message from the group. Today they phoned from Narayanghat and they will be here in Biratnagar up to today evening.
 
Thanks
 
Rajendra Uprety
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Subject: [sri-nepal] Joint SRI observation tour to Morang DADO, 5/22/2007, 12:00 am

Reminder from:   sri-nepal Yahoo! Group
 
Title:   Joint SRI observation tour to Morang DADO
 
Date:   Tuesday May 22, 2007
Time:   All Day
Repeats:   This event repeats every day until Tuesday May 22, 2007.
Location:   Biratnagar DAO
Street:   District Agriculture Development Office
City State Zip:   Biratnagar / Morang District
Phone:   021 521358, 526568
Notes:   Himalalyan Permaculture Group Surkhet farm and Sagoal organise a tour for farmers from the Mid-West to see SRI farmers in Morang district. Rajendra Uprety, Agriculture Extension Officer - DADO is hosting the tour.
 
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