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Table 14. <strong>AAPI</strong> Farmer Training through <strong>June</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />

Quarter<br />

Districts<br />

Batches of Training<br />

Number of Farmers<br />

DAE NGO BADC Applicator Total Men Women Total<br />

FtF 2,447 110 2,557 77,857 24,402 102,259<br />

Year 1 actual<br />

Oct-Dec 2011<br />

Jan-Mar <strong>2012</strong><br />

<strong>Apr</strong>-Jun <strong>2012</strong><br />

Total Year 2<br />

M&S 1,521 66 1,587 49,621 13,831 63,452<br />

Total Year 1 3,968 176 4,144 127,478 38,233 165,711<br />

FtF 1,213 39 1 1,253 36,062 14,011 50,073<br />

M&S 452 42 494 14,861 4,899 19,760<br />

Total 1,665 81 1 1,747 50,923 18,910 69,833<br />

FtF 995 208 15 93 1,311 37,251 15,189 52,440<br />

M&S 345 69 47 461 13,715 4,725 18,440<br />

Total 1,340 277 15 140 1,772 50,966 19,914 70,880<br />

FtF 785 32 817 22,909 9,763 32,672<br />

M&S 139 17 156 4,412 1,828 6,240<br />

Total 924 49 973 27,321 11,591 38,912<br />

FtF 2,993 279 15 94 3,381 96,222 38,963 135,185<br />

M&S 936 128 47 1,111 32,988 11,452 44,440<br />

Total Year 2 3,929 407 15 141 4,492 129,210 50,415 179,625<br />

FtF 5,440 389 15 94 5,938 174,079 63,365 237,444<br />

Total Project to date<br />

M&S 2,457 194 47 2,698 82,609 25,283 107,892<br />

Source: <strong>AAPI</strong>-IFDC Database.<br />

Total Project 7,897 583 15 141 8,636 256,688 88,648 345,336<br />

Motivational Meetings with early adopters – This is not a scheduled activity in the Annual<br />

Plan and therefore no targets are set. The experience from ILSAFARM has been instructive and<br />

follows the general extension experience for diffusion of technology into a farming population.<br />

Mobilizing and motivating farmer’s already using UDP technology requires continual efforts to hold<br />

farmers’ attention on the technology and its benefits. A key lesson learned from ILSAFARM was that<br />

the Guti urea adopters from last year required re-educating. The project uses farmer meetings as an<br />

effective way to remind farmers of the benefits that they received in the earlier season when they used<br />

Guti urea. It aims to renew their commitment in the new season. For the Aus season, the motivational<br />

meetings with the earlier adopters started in late March and continued to mid <strong>June</strong>, in much the same<br />

way as farmer training. Two hundred and sixty six meetings were reported last quarter with 12,381<br />

Aus farmers (3,121 women [25 percent]). Details by upazila are provided in Appendix 10 .<br />

Field Demonstrations – In this quarter, the demonstrations for the Boro season were harvested<br />

and those for Aus season were planted. The data reported in Table 12 are for demonstrations that have<br />

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