The United Republic of Tanzania
Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute
About TARI Naliendele
TARI Naliendele lies on the coastal belt of the Indian Ocean and is located at 10° 22′ 20“S, 40° 10′ 34“E and 111 metres above mean sea level. The area receives the main rainfall from December - May with second rains of scattered showers in August-October (TMA, 2009). The sandy soils of Mtwara region are considered poor for most crops. They…
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Products from TARI Naliendele Nanenane exibition hub at Ngongo - Lindi
TARI Naliendele Centre Director, Dr. Fortunus Kapinga with the Insitute Netball Team
Acting Ambassador of Malawi to Tanzania, Madam Deborah Mitawa during her working visit at TARI Naliendele
Multiplication of improved Sesame seed varieties through drip irrigation system during dry season
TARI Naliendele FC
TARI Naliendele Netball Team
TARI NALIENDELE PRODUCTS SHOP
Off season groundnut seed production using irrigation at TARI Naliendele
TARI NALIENDELE, THE HOME OF SCIENTISTS
Oil Palm Seedlings development at TARI NALIENDELE
Collaboration between Tari Naliendele and Tari Tengeru in building the capacity to some of staffs on horticultural farming (vegetables, fruits and spices).
Dr. Geraldina Mzena who is the Coordinator of the National Cashew Program giving information to visitors from Nigeria who arrived at TARI Naliendele Center for a seven-day Training on Cashew crop cultivation
Center Director of TARI Naliendele Dr. Fortunus Kapinga presenting a topic on Block Farming and Contract Farming during a Training of Cashew, Sesame, Sunflower and Soybean conducted to Extension Officers from Tunduru and Namtumbo District in Ruvuma Region
Joint photo between TARI Naliendele leaders together with researchers from Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and India after completing their one week training conducted at the Center
A team of Researchers from TARI - Naliendele conducting soil survey and land evaluation in the area that has been proposed for Cashew Block Farming in Madaba DC, Ruvuma region
Mtwara District Commissioner Hon. Dastan Kyobya in a group photo with members of the Internal Program Review (IPR) Meeting for the year 2020/2021 at TARI - Naliendele. To his right is the Director General of TARI Dr. Geofrey Mkamilo and the second from right is the Center Director of TARI - Naliendele Dr. Fortunus Kapinga
Participants from 16 regions and 25 Councils during the Internal Program Review (IPR) Meeting for the year 2020/2021 at TARI - Naliendele following various presentations from Researchers on the first day of the IPR Meeting held at the Center
The Director General of TARI, Dr. Geofrey Mkamilo speaking during the contributions on different presentations from Researchers at the final day of Internal Program Review (IPR) Meeting held at TARI - Naliendele
TARI Naliendele Shop (Seeds & Cashew)
Military Officers from National Defense College during their official visit at TARI Naliendele
Center Director of TARI Naliendele Dr. Fortunus Kapinga together with TARI Naliendele Women in the culmination of International Women's Day
Director of the Agriculrutal Research Center (TARI Naliendele), Dr. Fortunus Kapinga, second from left accompanied by some Women from TARI Naliendle during the hand over a new sewing machine to Mtwara Mikindani Municipal Director Col. Emanuel Mwaigobeko as donation from TARI Naliendele Women for helping women with special needs
TARI Naliendele Women in the culmination to Women's International Day
Sports Bonanza held at TARI Naliendele
Early Generation Seed (EGS) production of groundnut crop at TARI Naliendele
Participation on the 2022, Labour Day in Mtwara region
Participation on the 2022, Labour Day in Mtwara region
Participation on the 2022, Labour Day in Mtwara region
Dr. Happy Daudi from TARI Naliendele (left) together with Dr. Chris Ojiewo (middle) the VISA Project Coordinator fim CIMMTY and Dr. Geraldina Mzena CRI TARI Naliendele
Tandahimba Disctrict Commissioner Hon. Col. Patrick Sawala in a group photo with Agricultural Researchers from Benin together with Rearchers from TARI Naliendele as they visited DC Office during their study tour
Researchers from Benin visiting a farmer Cashew field at Mnaida Village in Tandahimba DC - Mtwara
Agricultural Researchers from Benin observing the top work results done by the Cashew farmer at Mnaida Village in Tandahimba DC
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