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MSIDP Newsletter: New highly productive sorghum varieties released

Lisa Lazarus, S Mkuwamba, F Sichali, C Mankhwala, Sangwani Gondwe Makoko, P. Okori

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The Department of Agricultural Research \nServices (DARS) in partnership with the \nInternational Crop research Institute for the \nSemi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), has released \nthree improved sorghum varieties; Pilira \n3, Pilira 4 and Pilira 5. These new varieties \nreplace Pilira 1 and Pilira 2, released in 1993, \nand have since been the only improved \nsorghum varieties available in Malawi.

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The Department of Agricultural Research \nServices (DARS) in partnership with the \nInternational Crop research Institute for the \nSemi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), has released \nthree improved sorghum varieties; Pilira \n3, Pilira 4 and Pilira 5. These new varieties \nreplace Pilira 1 and Pilira 2, released in 1993, \nand have since been the only improved \nsorghum varieties available in Malawi.

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The Department of Agricultural Research \nServices (DARS) in partnership with the \nInternational Crop research Institute for the \nSemi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), has released \nthree improved sorghum varieties; Pilira \n3, Pilira 4 and Pilira 5. These new varieties \nreplace Pilira 1 and Pilira 2, released in 1993, \nand have since been the only improved \nsorghum varieties available in Malawi.

Key concepts: Sorghum, Tropics, Agriculture, Arid, Crop, Agronomy, Geography, Agricultural science

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