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Status and Constraints of Wheat Seed System in CWANA for Rapid Delivery of Resistant Varieties
1. Status and Constraints of Wheat Seed System in CWANA for Rapid Delivery of Resistant Varieties International Wheat Stripe Rust Symposium 18-20 April 2011 ICARDA, Aleppo, Syria Zewdie Bishaw Seed Section, ICARDA
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3. Source: FAOSTAT 2011 Wheat: Importance in CWANA Region In 2008, wheat is a single most important commodity; and on average occupies 27% of cultivated area in CWANA Region Total area cultivated (x1000 ha) Wheat area harvested (x1000 ha) Wheat (% of cultivated area) East and North Africa 65,568.0 7,535.8 11.5 West Asia 89,912.1 27,493.0 30.6 CAC 34,736.4 16,594.9 47.8 Total 190,216.5 51,623.7 27.1
4. Source: FAOSTAT 2011 Wheat: Production and Productivity in CWANA Region In 2008, CWANA covers 23% of global wheat area, but produces 14% and achieved a productivity of 61% (world) and 25% (Western Europe) Region Area harvested (x1000 ha) Production (x1000 t) Average yield (t/ha) CAC 16,594.9 24,752.5 1.5 West Asia 27,493.0 55,064.4 2.0 East and North Africa 7,535.8 16,956.3 2.3 CWANA 51,623.7 96,773.2 1.9 CWANA (% World) 23 14 61 CWANA (% West Europe) 545 137 25
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6. Evolution of Formal Seed Sector Consolidation Diversification Expansion Emergence Specialization Public seed sector Private seed sector Public seed corporations Seed projects Developed Countries Developing Countries Small (family) seed enterprises Medium size seed enterprises Large seed companies (seeds, inputs) MNCs Emergence Expansion Maturity Diversification Commercial orientation Integration Service orientation Lack of integration
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8. Wheat area planted to semi-dwarf wheat varieties (%) from 1970- 1997 _________________________________________________ Region 1970 1977 1983 1990 1997 _________________________________________________ World 14 33 50 67 81 Asia 19 42 55 74 86 China 0? 10? 31? 60? 79 India 36 74 76 87 92 Other Asia 51 74 87 91 94 L. America 11 24 68 82 90 SSAfrica 5 22 32 52 66 WANA 5 18 31 42 66 ________________________________________________ Source : Evenson and Gollin, 2003 Adoption of Modern Wheat Varieties-glimpses from 1990s
9. Weighted average age (years) of varieties in farmers' fields-1997 ───────────────────────────────────────────────── Country Age of Varieties ───────────────────────────────────────────────── Afghanistan , Zimbabwe <6 Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, Guatemala, Pakistan 6-8 Bolivia, Colombia, Iran. Nigeria, Uruguay, Zambia 8-10 Ecuador, Morocco, Paraguay, South Africa, Tanzania 10-12 India, Kenya, Lebanon, Mexico, Syria, Yemen 12-14 Algeria , Bangladesh, Egypt, Ethiopia, Jordan, Nepal >14 Peru, Sudan, Tunisia, Turkey ───────────────────────────────────────────────── Source : CIMMYT Wheat Impact Database Varietal Replacement in Farmers’ Fields- glimpses from 1990s
10. Status of seed industry: varietal releases Number of released varieties (%) in selected countries (2010) From 2,572 released varieties, cereals (32%) and wheat (19%) altogether constitute 51% of releases Source: Seed Section and country reports
11. Amount of seed distributed (%) in selected countries (2006-09) Status of seed industry: seed availability From 1.1 million MT commercial seed supplied by formal sector, cereals (11%) and wheat (69%) together account for 80% of all seed distributed Source: Seed Section and country Reports
12. What is the share of formal wheat seed sector? Source: FAO STAT 2011 and Seed Unit Formal sector seed supply on average is close to 20% of wheat seed, but varies between regions and within countries Amount of seed distributed (%) by formal sector (2006-09) Area in ha Potential seed demand (t) Wheat seed supplied (t) Formal sector (%) Algeria (06-09) 1,614,712 220,761 75,060 34 Egypt (09) 1,311,262 183,577 40,335 22 Ethiopia (06-09) 1,520,700 228,105 15,486 7 Iran (05) 6,200,000 1,116,000 343,700 31 Morocco (06-07) 3,106,700 466,005 83,300 18 Pakistan (06-10) 8,750,700 1,093,838 247,621 23 Tajikistan (06-09) 320,140 64,028 28,698 45 Turkey (06-09) 8,194,425 1,638,885 202,149 12 Yemen (06-09) 123209 17249 1027 6 Total 31,000,948 5,007,313 1,015,976 20
13. What is the share of variety distribution? Few mega-varieties tend to dominate the formal seed supply and in some countries old varieties still persists Amount of wheat seed distributed (%) by formal sector in 2010 Egypt 2010 (CASP) Pakistan 2010 Variety Quantity % Variety Quantity % Sakha 93 8870 37.1 Seher-2006 215141 61.8 Giza 168 4783 20.0 Inqlab-91 18336 5.3 Sakha 94 3854 16.1 Faisalabad-08 18259 5.2 Beni Swief 1 2959 12.4 TD-01 14602 4.2 Gemmiza 9 1242 5.2 Shafaq-2006 12301 3.5 Others (9 vars) 2227 9.3 Others (54 vars) 69239 19.9 Total 23935 100.0 Total 347878 100
14. What is the share of varieties in farmers’ fields? Few mega-varieties pre-dominant in farmers’ fields among them old varieties: Bezostaja-1 (‘68) and Gerek79 (‘76) in Turkey (2007); Pavon76 (‘82) and ET13 (‘81) in Ethiopia (1998) County Crop Top variety (%) Top two (%) Top Three (%) Top four (%) Top five (%) Turkey-2007 Wheat Area (%) 28.0 37.4 46.5 51.6 55.8 Farmers (%) 23.1 31.3 41.0 46.7 52.1 Ethiopia-1998 Wheat (n=304) Area (%) 39.3 49.8 60.2 70.2 79.9 Farmers (%) 20.5 31.7 37.9 58 66.4 Syria-1998 Wheat (n=206) Area (%) 26.3 52.4 67 75.6 83.2 Farmers (%) 26 48.7 57.1 63.7 73.2