Radio Scripts in Chronological Order

83.10 Financial Management For Smallholder Farmers
83.9 Rainwater From Large Rock Surfaces Can Be Used To Irrigate Crops: A New Technology From Kibaale District, Uganda
83.8 Farmers’ Cooperatives Help Zambian Farmers Survive And Thrive
83.7 Forming An Effective Farmers’ Cooperative
83.6 Cooperative Farm Labour: Many Hands Make Work Easier
83.5 Seeing The Difference: Project Makes Farming More Attractive By Improving Farming Methods And Income
83.4 Radio Spots: Protect Your Health And The Community From Agricultural Pesticides And Fertilizers
83.3 Market News from MEGA FM
83.2 Maternal Health, Part Two
83.1 Maternal Health, Part One
82.10 Local groups in Cameroon work to eradicate 'breast ironing'
82.9 Widow cleansing: 'Good' intentions – negative consequences
82.8 Rural women process and sell shea butter
82.7 Appropriate farming tools for African women farmers
82.6 Fonio
82.5 When parents die of AIDS, farming knowledge often dies too
82.4 No more female genital cutting: Villages in Senegal celebrate 10 years of women's rights
82.3 Maternal postpartum depression
82.2 Selenium can help people living with HIV and AIDS
82.1 Violence against women and HIV/AIDS
81.10 Fruit Changes Farmers' Lives
81.9 Let's Preserve Our Fruit and Vegetables!
81.8 Deforestation and Global Warming: Who is Responsible?
81.7 Gender and HIV/AIDS
81.6 Farmers Try to Beat a Virulent Disease
81.5 The Grim Fate of Farm Labourers in the Western Cape, South Africa
81.4 New Technique Reduces Work Needed to Thin Millet
81.3 The Speaking Scarecrows
81.2 Powder of Little Pepper Protects Stored Rice
81.1 A Local Plant Prevents Pest Damage to Stored Seeds
80.10 Smartly Designed Animal Cart Helps Sudanese Farmer
80.9 Growing Potatoes Brings Increased Income to Farmers in Kabale, Uganda
80.8 Legumes Make Their Own Fertilizer – With Help From Their Friends
80.7 Jatropha – Not Just a Biofuel Crop!
80.6 Raising Snails for Food and Profit
80.5 Tanzanian Farmers Succeed With Co-operative Cashew Growing Plan
80.4 Fact Sheet on Bamboo
80.3 Farmers Can Earn Income Producing Compost
80.2 Raising Rabbits for Meat and Profit: Part Two
80.1 Raising Rabbits for Meat and Profit: Part One
79.9 A Law on Bush Fires
79.8 Storing Cowpea Seeds for a Season and a Reason
79.7 Biosecurity – A New Way to Look at Avian Flu Prevention
79.6 Three Fishing Ladies with a Message about Solar Dryers
79.5 High Quality Crops Improve Income and Reduce Poverty
79.4 Micro-doses of Fertilizer Increase Yields in the Sahel
79.3 Aflatoxin, Enemy of Food and People
79.2 Avian Influenza Spots
79.1 Improved Honey Production and Processing in Dryland Kenya
78.10 Local Experts Give Practical Advice to Care for the Environment
78.9 Our People
78.8 Pass on the Message and Not the Virus
78.7 The Trial of the International Monetary System
78.6 Community Reforestation Brings Back the Rains in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana
78.5 School Without AIDS
78.4 Nutritious Foods are Important for All Babies, Rich or Poor
78.3 Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women
78.2 Fan Clubs for Education
78.1 Making Traditional Mustard in Moba Country, Togo
77 The Long Dry Season: A Tale of Greed and Resourcefulness
76.10 Mangoes can be a good investment for farmers in drylands
76.9 A woman farmer harvests water and grows vegetables in the dry season
76.8 Which is the most important tree of all?
76.7 Villagers in Malawi discuss the role of trees in their community
76.6 Camels provide farmers in drylands with milk and income
76.5 An alternative fuel source: Make charcoal briquettes from banana peels
76.4 Improved fallows provide benefits for farmers
76.3 Improved fallows for African farmers
76.2 Is tillage really necessary? The benefits of Conservation Agriculture
76.1 The promise of Conservation Agriculture
75.9 Catch rain from your roof
75.8 Grow more food in drylands with planting pits
75.7 Kenyan farmer uses organic farming practices
75.6 Farmers have important knowledge about weather and environmental change – Part II: Preparing for drought
75.5 Farmers have important knowledge about weather and environmental change – Part I: Learning about local signs of drought
75.4 The slow march of the Kalahari
75.3 Secondary school in South Africa harvests rainwater from the roof
75.2 Malawian farmer catches water for crops in trenches and pits
75.1 Nature is never naked: The importance of mulch
74.9 Choose the right trees to grow with crops
74.8 Farmers who use improved fallows must replace phosphorous in soils
74.7 Radio spots: tree planting
74.6 Kenyan farmer treasures the calliandra tree
74.5 Trees provide fodder for livestock
74.4 Visit to a tree nursery
74.3 "When it rains": The role of trees in preventing soil erosion
74.2 Dilemma of a cocoa farmer: To keep or cut the trees?
74.1 The fight between the big trees
73.10 Story ideas to help rural communities cope with labour shortages and other impacts of HIV and AIDS
73.9 Mummy Cheetah and her babies: A story to help orphaned children talk
73.8 Misconceptions and acceptance: People living with HIV/AIDS need love and compassion
73.7 Share farming knowledge with your children
73.6 The importance of security crops
73.5 Cereal banks can contribute to food security
73.4 Women, property and inheritance
73.3 Choosing crops for drought-prone areas
73.2 Improved cookstoves make life easier for women
73.1 Community responses to HIV/AIDS
72.11 Pesticide accumulation: a chain of poison
72.10 The "push-pull" approach to controlling stem borers in maize
72.9 Controlling the diamondback moth: a serious pest of the Brassica vegetable family
72.8 Managing the banana weevil
72.7 Protect stored grain from beetle damage
72.6 Crop rotation and intercropping reduce damage from striga weed
72.5 Remove striga weeds carefully from your field
72.4 Reduce pests naturally with biological pest control
72.3 Radio spots: Can you control pests without pesticides?
72.2 Understanding plant diseases
72.1 Is an insect always a pest?
71.10 Supply water directly to plant roots with pitcher and drip irrigation
71.9 A community builds a groundwater dam to solve its water problems
71.8 Harvesting water using earth banks
71.7 Use barriers to harvest run-off water for crops
71.6 Farmers can catch more water in their fields: Radio spots
71.5 Alternatives to slash and burn agriculture: improve fallows with Tithonia, the wild sunflower
71.4 Grow moringa for food and fodder
71.3 The many uses of the moringa tree
71.2 Recommendations for managing bacterial wilt in bananas for eastern Africa
71.1 Farmers in eastern Nigeria grow the fluted pumpkin
70.5 Making something with nothing: the rubbish garden
70.4 Families benefit when girls go to school
70.3 Nutrition – advice to an expectant mother
70.2 Sara's mother goes to work and brings home healthy food
70.1 Women produce most of our food
69.11 Make sure tools and workloads are appropriate for children
69.10 Protecting children from child labour
69.9 Protect children from pesticides
69.8 AIDS orphans need care, protection and education
69.7 AIDS orphans: Overcoming stigma, discrimination and denial
69.6 HIV/AIDS: Preventing mother-to-child transmission
69.5 Who benefits when girls stay in school?
69.4 Children have a right to play and to learn
69.3 Children need vitamin A
69.2 Sometimes old ways need to change
69.1 A healthy diet for babies and young children
68.9 Protecting farmer innovations and traditional knowledge
68.8 Comparing crop varieties: start small, go slowly
68.7 Save time with rainwater harvesting
68.6 Harvesting soil and water on hillsides
68.5 Earning extra income for the family - one woman's success story
68.4 Mushrooms for sale
68.3 Rehabilitating degraded land: planting trees in pits
68.2 Sharing farmer innovations
68.1 Compare farm methods on different test plots
67.10 Mummy Tiger and her babies: How children experience conflict
67.9 Health considerations for refugees
67.8 Women face many challenges after conflict
67.7 Conflict over natural resources: A short story
67.6 Dispute over a sacred stream: Villagers describe the conflict
67.5 Growing vegetables in a refugee camp
67.4 Sharing the load after conflict: Villagers start a revolving loan fund
67.3 An innovative farmer grows food for refugees
67.2 "Survival" crops provide food during times of need
67.1 Rebuilding local seed supplies after armed conflict or other emergency situations
66.10 Farmers' helpers : radio and extension help farmers plan
66.9 Marketing : calculating your costs
66.8 Where to sell : making the best choice
66.7 A glut in the market : how supply and demand affect prices
66.6 Trusting the trader : the importance of reliable information
66.5 Low-cost food processing : making tomato sauce
66.4 Low-cost food processing : preserving foods as jams or sauces
66.3 When rats gain, farmers lose : how to store grain properly
66.2 Avoid post-harvest losses with proper handling : 8 radio spots
66.1 Avoid farm losses by improving storage methods
65.9 Nutrition and health : story ideas for the radio
65.8 Which farmer would you rather be? A story about diversification
65.7 Food is medicine : HIV/AIDS and nutrition
65.6 Families benefit when girls go to school
65.5 Good nutrition for the whole family : radio spots
65.4 Winning the race with traditional foods
65.3 What is food security?
65.2 Sara's mother goes to work and brings home healthy food
65.1 Diversify crops to keep your family healthy
64.10 Disaster prevention, mitigation and recovery : story ideas for the radio
64.9 Helping survivors cope after a disaster
64.8 Your community group can help in times of disaster
64.7 Storing grain for times of need
64.6 Farmer Phiri uses infiltration pits to combat drought
64.5 Communities manage watersheds together
64.4 Soil conservation saves the land, even when a hurricane strikes
64.3 Protect your livestock in times of emergency
64.2 Trees against disaster
64.1 How farmers can adapt to a changing climate
63.9 Keep livestock clean and comfortable
63.8 The adventures of Neddy the ParaVet : fodder trees provide nutritious livestock feed
63.7 The adventures of Neddy the ParaVet : the value of indigenous veterinary practices
63.6 A mystery at the dairy : the importance of proper sanitation when working with animals
63.5 Animal diseases can affect people
63.4 Practise pen and pasture rotation to reduce parasites in livestock
63.3 The role of native breeds in maintaining livestock health : story ideas for the radio
63.2 Radio spots about livestock health
63.1 A guide for broadcasters to some important livestock diseases
62.11 Information sources about HIV/AIDS
62.10 Mummy Cheetah and her babies : a story to help orphaned children talk
62.9 An AIDS widow learns her rights
62.8 Successful enterprises bring needed income in times of crisis
62.7 A community revives a traditional method of grain storage
62.6 Women save time on the farm
62.5 Anybody can get AIDS
62.4 Misconceptions and acceptance : learning to be compassionate towards people with HIV/AIDS
62.3 Quiz show : questions and answers about HIV/AIDS
62.2 HIV/AIDS : myths and facts
62.1 Suggested story ideas to help broadcasters meet the challenges of HIV/AIDS and its impact
61.12 The work of the earthworm
61.11 Dealing with rats
61.10 Use manure to protect trees from animals
61.9 Dr. Compost answers questions about soil improvement
61.8 Prevent bird damage to crops
61.7 Make compost in pits
61.6 Dr. Compost talks about compost piles
61.5 A scientist respects farmers' wisdom
61.4 Farmers and scientists harvest rainwater in India
61.3 Farmers profit from financial planning: Three short stories
61.2 Ekua makes a budget
61.1 Farmers profit from a budget
60.10 Indigenous knowledge and livestock raising
60.9 The Mazibuko trench garden
60.8 The importance of making soup
60.7 Making peanut butter the local way
60.6 Interview with the potato
60.5 One good idea leads to another in Cameroon
60.4 A traditional milling technique
60.3 A local farmer predicts floods
60.2 Farmers and scientists working together
60.1 The importance of indigenous knowledge
59.12 A better life in the country
59.11 Rural youth success stories
59.10 Youth credit supports youth business
59.9 Young people can learn from their elders
59.8 Children have a right to play and to learn
59.7 Young people are at risk on the farm
59.6 Habits ... a drama about youth and drugs
59.5 AIDS: Young people talk about how AIDS affects family life
59.4 AIDS: Youth take action to prevent a killer disease
59.3 Understanding each other: The importance of listening to youth and children
59.2 Sara learns about health and nutrition at school
59.1 Sara stays in school
58.11 Grow and eat nutritious yams
58.10 My friend the dependable sweet potato
58.9 Farmers experiment and discover: you can store cassava
58.8 Green leafy vegetables are healthy foods
58.7 The advantages of growing and using finger millet
58.6 The three sisters: maize, beans and squash
58.5 Grow your own fertilizer : Plant cover crops with maize
58.4 Growing maize with trees
58.3 Diversity beats disease in the rice field
58.2 Improve rice yields without buying fertilizer
58.1 Protect your rice: prevent grain loss from harvest to storage
57.12 It's important for women to vote in elections
57.11 Women working together can make a difference in their community
57.10 My body, myself: A bittersweet choice
57.9 Land ownership rights: Access denied - why women need equal access to land
57.8 Making ends meet
57.7 A community school for boys ... and girls!
57.6 Nutrition - advice to an expectant mother
57.5 Women and credit - Part 3: Women set up a purchasing and marketing cooperative
57.4 Women and credit - Part 2: Women start a revolving loan fund
57.3 Women and credit - Part 1: Women learn about credit
57.2 Salma goes into business
57.1 Women produce most of our food
56.8 Storing seeds in a community seed bank
56.7 Collecting seeds for a community seed bank
56.6 Starting a community seed bank
56.5 Does your community need a seed bank?
56.4 Grow many different crops and crop varieties: Radio Spots
56.3 Farmers use traditional seed storage in Botswana
56.2 Plant breeding in the Philippines
56.1 Diversification on the farm
55.9 Trees and terraces prevent hillside flooding
55.8 Food, fruit and fuelwood from a small hillside farm
55.7 A farmer turns wasteland into rainforest
55.6 Radio spots: tree planting
55.5 The forest garden: a garden with shelves
55.4 The supermarket garden
55.3 Grow vegetable crops with coconuts
55.2 Who owns the trees?
55.1 Choose the right trees to grow with crops
54.11 Use moringa seeds to clean dirty water
54.10 Velvet bean shades the wash basin
54.9 These crops will help you through the drought
54.8 The many uses of water hyacinth
54.7 Catch rain from your roof
54.6 A dryland garden tour
54.5 Save soil on hillside plots
54.4 Infiltration pits catch water for crops
54.3 Garden while you shower
54.2 How trees store water and protect springs
54.1 Trees and rain
53.10 Intercropping: radio spots
53.9 How to intercrop yam, maize, melon and cowpea
53.8 Cuba parks its tractors and returns to oxen
53.7 Container gardens provide fresh vegetables for city dwellers
53.6 Grow food in the city
53.5 Cuba promotes "green" medicine
53.4 Be careful when you transport bananas
53.3 Cuba rediscovers the value of root crops
53.2 The big-headed ant - a farmer's friend
53.1 Mr Santana's rooftop garden
52.10 Breathe easier in your home: reduce indoor air pollution
52.9 Deforestation and health: a woman's perspective
52.8 Mosquitos and dengue fever
52.7 A village in India promotes sanitation
52.6 The importance of latrines
52.5 Dirty water is dangerous
52.4 Local plant controls pests in lowland rice
52.3 What is integrated pest management?
52.2 Pesticide accumulation: a chain of poison
52.1 Pesticides can hurt unborn children
51.9 Eat garlic for good health
51.8 A fodder hedge provides feed for cattle in the dry season
51.7 Chickens eats ticks on cattle
51.6 A house to keep chickens healthy
51.5 Alternative feeds for poultry and pigs
51.4 Treat animal diseases with medicinal plants
51.3 A farmer practices zero grazing
51.2 The cow that reunited a family
51.1 Livestock and the natural environment
50.10 Stop plastic pollution
50.9 Pesticide safety: radio spots
50.8 Why bees and pesticides don't mix
50.7 Stop soil erosion with living plant barriers
50.6 Growing coffee with shade trees : a conversation
50.5 A school garden in India
50.4 Farmers in Nicaragua challenge El Nino
50.3 Choose energy sources wisely
50.2 Farming for the future: some practical methods
50.1 Farming for the future: introduction
49.9 Woman farmer invents a cassava grinder
49.8 Marie and Jean Thomas grow tropical flowers in coconut husks
49.7 Medicinal plants reduce muscle pain
49.6 Iodine : the hidden hunger
49.5 Jamaican cooperative members join a credit union
49.4 A successful cooperative in Jamaica
49.3 Learning to manage a loan
49.2 Women start a loan fund
49.1 Banks open for small business
48.12 New international law will affect farmers in developing countries
48.11 Harvest fresh vegetables for several months
48.10 Use hot peppers to protect stored grain
48.9 Improve manure to make better fertilizer
48.8 A school garden brings land back to life
48.7 Corn in the classroom
48.6 Grain amaranth : beautiful and nutritious
48.5 Sunchokes provide food for people and animals
48.4 Tips about tools and transplants
48.3 The beekeepers of Shewula
48.2 Equipment to start beekeeping
48.1 A simple way to feed baby rabbits
47.9 What is El Niño?
47.8 Making something with nothing: the rubbish garden
47.7 How bees help you make money
47.6 How bees make honey
47.5 Why plants make good neighbours
47.4 Compost a friend to trees
47.3 Compost - a wonderful food for your garden
47.2 You can make compost in two to three weeks
47.1 Make compost as your vegetables grow
46.10 A mother helps to start a school garden
46.9 Choosing a school garden site
46.8 Keeping food safe, part two
46.7 Keeping food safe, part one
46.6 Use branch cuttings to create living fences
46.5 The many uses of bitter leaf
46.4 A simple tool to harness fruit
46.3 From loss to profit - an organic farming success story, part 2
46.2 From loss to profit - an organic farming success story, part 1
46.1 Apply water evenly with a watering wand
45.9 Understanding plant diseases - Part two
45.8 Understanding plant diseases - Part one
45.7 Growing vegetables when water is scarce
45.2 Villagers use grazing system to protect their land
44.9 Save soil on sloping land
44.8 The many uses of the prickly pear cactus
44.4 Protect tree seedlings from termite damage
44.3 Cross-ridging holds precious rainwater on the land
44.2 Windbreaks protect crops and soil
44.1 A fertility trench holds water in dry lands
43.8 Stone lines reduce erosion
43.5 A woman farmer fallows with trees
43.4 Reduce, reuse, recycle: radio spots
43.3 Prevent erosion - plant vetiver grass
42.8 Use half-moon ditches to prevent soil erosion
42.6 Stop your land from turning to desert
42.2 Save your own seeds - Part two: Seed storage
42.1 Save your own seeds - Part one: Seed selection
41.13 Live fences protect crops and plants
41.12 Anemia, a sickness of the blood
41.11 Growing fruit in the city
41.10 AIDS Part 4: Ali's special friend
41.9 AIDS Part 3 : You can stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases
41.8 AIDS Part 2 : Sarah practices safe sex
41.7 AIDS Part 1: What am I?
41.6 New skills help women earn extra money
41.5 Gardening in tires
41.4 The ceramic jiko stove
41.3 Hints for the small farmer
41.2 Reduce lead in city gardens
41.1 Make drylands productive with planting pits
40.8 You and your environment: radio spots
40.7 What is happening to the weather?
40.6 Use the sun to cook your food
40.5 Acid pollution is in the air
40.4 Cleaning without polluting
40.3 Environmental conservation begins at home
40.2 Dams and hydroelectricity
40.1 Let's save our tropical forests
39.4 Chickens fertilize and weed the garden
39.3 Prevent blindness with vitamin A
39.2 Garden on your rooftop
39.1 Grow vegetable vines in small spaces
38.10 Integrated pest management - radio spots
38.8 Friends and enemies of aphids
38.7 Preserve fruit by making jam
38.6 No pit latrine produces fertilizer
38.5 Choosing a fishpond site
38.4 Hand held scale to identify low weight newborns
38.3 Diffused light storage for seed potatoes
38.2 Farming hints
38.1 A special clay pot helps tree seedlings survive
37.9 How farmers use biological pest control
37.8 Women start a loans fund
37.7 Why women need to know about land rights
37.6 How to manage maize stemborers
37.5 The jab-seeder: a tool for manual seeding
37.4 Forage system for semi arid areas
37.3 Build and maintain contour ridges
37.2 Prepare a home first aid kit
37.1 Plant high quality cassava cuttings
36.8 An improved stove can change your life
36.7 Handle livestock with care
36.6 Biological pest control: reduce pests naturally
36.5 Hints
36.4 Food chain story
36.3 A kitchen garden for the family
36.2 Farmers increase yields by growing many crop types
36.1 Cut tree branches carefully
35.11 Raise your own fish fingerlings
35.10 Raise fish in the rice paddy
35.9 Fish are good for your rice and good for you
35.8 Intercropping with paulownia trees
35.7 Care of trees after transplanting
35.6 Transplanting seedling trees
35.5 Where and when to plant trees
35.4 Starting seedlings
35.3 Replace every tree you lose
35.2 Why young brides should delay having babies
35.1 Planned pregnancies are best for mother and child
34.11 Use chili peppers to control pests
34.10 Groundnut (peanut) hay is good feed in the dry season
34.9 Fewer children mean healthier children
34.8 Why children are a lot like carrots.
34.7 Protect tomatoes from frost
34.6 Banana trunks: a treasure for your garden in the dry season
34.5 Grow and eat nutritious yams
34.4 Improve straw for livestock feed
34.3 Liquid manure is good fertilizer
34.2 Mulch increases yields at Sustenance Farm
34.1 More with mulch
33.9 Where to find compost materials
33.8 Growing bamboo
33.7 How trees store water and protect springs
33.6 Starting a community seed bank: Part 4
33.5 Starting a community seed bank: Part 3
33.4 Starting a community seed bank: Part 2
33.3 Starting a community seed bank: Part 1
33.2 Rabbits are a good source of low fat protein – Breeding rabbits and taking care of them
33.1 Rabbits are a good source of low fat protein – Part 1: Building a rabbit hutch
32.8 Participant notes on natural pest control, onion seed
32.7 Reuse and recycle your garbage
32.6 The comeback of quinoa
32.5 Combine controls to manage striga
32.4 Retain nutrients in stored manure
32.3 Coping with tuberculosis
32.2 Control grasshoppers and locusts on your farm
32.1 Sweet potatoes: easy to grow, good to eat
31.8 Participatory experiments with green manure
31.7 Breaking the guinea worm cycle
31.6 Neem leaf spray controls pests
31.5 Women use wild plants for food and medicine
31.4 Eat grain sprouts for better health
31.3 Muscovy ducks are easy to raise and they control flies
31.2 Grow your own living fence
31.1 Ethiopian farmer grows seeds of survival
30.10 Participant notes
30.9 Breastmilk keeps babies healthy
30.8 Breastmilk can protect your baby from sickness
30.7 Mexican sunflowers provide support for beans
30.6 Good cow feed for all seasons
30.5 Women know about food from trees
30.4 Jenu Kuruba returns to the land
30.3 Neem seed spray protects crops
30.2 Eucalyptus leaves control grain moth
30.1 Local plants help control pests
29.7 The Parracana Cooperative: farmers and teachers working together
29.6 Putting worms to work for you
27.12 Prevent cholera : radio spots
27.8 Treat coughs with ginger, lime and tamarind
27.3 Changes for men and women on the farm
27.2 Trees in your garden give you fertilizer
26.9 Good soil management increases harvests
26.4 Village-based forest management in Ecuador
26.2 Profit from raising rabbits in the city

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