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The tricot approach: an agile framework for decentralized on-farm testing supported by citizen science. A retrospective
Agronomy for Sustainable Development ( IF 6.4 ) Pub Date : 2024-01-25 , DOI: 10.1007/s13593-023-00937-1
Kauê de Sousa 1, 2 , Jacob van Etten 1 , Rhys Manners 3 , Erna Abidin 4 , Rekiya O Abdulmalik 5 , Bello Abolore 6 , Kwabena Acheremu 7 , Stephen Angudubo 8 , Amilcar Aguilar 9 , Elizabeth Arnaud 1 , Adventina Babu 10 , Mirna Barrios 9 , Grecia Benavente 1 , Ousmane Boukar 6 , Jill E Cairns 11 , Edward Carey 4 , Happy Daudi 10 , Maryam Dawud 12 , Gospel Edughaen 6 , James Ellison 13 , Williams Esuma 8 , Sanusi Gaya Mohammed 14 , Jeske van de Gevel 15 , Marvin Gomez 16 , Joost van Heerwaarden 17 , Paula Iragaba 8 , Edith Kadege 10, 18 , Teshale M Assefa 19 , Sylvia Kalemera 19 , Fadhili Salum Kasubiri 19 , Robert Kawuki 8 , Yosef Gebrehawaryat Kidane 20 , Michael Kilango 10 , Heneriko Kulembeka 10 , Adofo Kwadwo 21 , Brandon Madriz 22 , Ester Masumba 10 , Julius Mbiu 10 , Thiago Mendes 23 , Anna Müller 1 , Mukani Moyo 23 , Kiddo Mtunda 10 , Tawanda Muzhingi 24 , Dean Muungani 6 , Emmanuel T Mwenda 10 , Ganga Rao V P R Nadigatla 25 , Ann Ritah Nanyonjo 8 , Sognigbé N'Danikou 26 , Athanase Nduwumuremyi 27 , Jean Claude Nshimiyimana 28 , Ephraim Nuwamanya 8 , Hyacinthe Nyirahabimana 3 , Martina Occelli 29 , Olamide Olaosebikan 6 , Patrick Obia Ongom 6 , Berta Ortiz-Crespo 19 , Richard Oteng-Fripong 7 , Alfred Ozimati 8 , Durodola Owoade 6 , Carlos F Quiros 1 , Juan Carlos Rosas 30 , Placide Rukundo 27 , Pieter Rutsaert 31 , Milindi Sibomana 13 , Neeraj Sharma 32 , Nestory Shida 10 , Jonathan Steinke 1, 33 , Reuben Ssali 34 , Jose Gabriel Suchini 35 , Béla Teeken 6 , Theophilus Kwabla Tengey 7 , Hale Ann Tufan 29 , Silver Tumwegamire 3 , Elyse Tuyishime 13 , Jacob Ulzen 1, 36 , Muhammad Lawan Umar 37 , Samuel Onwuka 38 , Tessy Ugo Madu 38 , Rachel C Voss 31 , Mary Yeye 37 , Mainassara Zaman-Allah 11
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Matching crop varieties to their target use context and user preferences is a challenge faced by many plant breeding programs serving smallholder agriculture. Numerous participatory approaches proposed by CGIAR and other research teams over the last four decades have attempted to capture farmers’ priorities/preferences and crop variety field performance in representative growing environments through experimental trials with higher external validity. Yet none have overcome the challenges of scalability, data validity and reliability, and difficulties in capturing socio-economic and environmental heterogeneity. Building on the strengths of these attempts, we developed a new data-generation approach, called triadic comparison of technology options (tricot). Tricot is a decentralized experimental approach supported by crowdsourced citizen science. In this article, we review the development, validation, and evolution of the tricot approach, through our own research results and reviewing the literature in which tricot approaches have been successfully applied. The first results indicated that tricot-aggregated farmer-led assessments contained information with adequate validity and that reliability could be achieved with a large sample. Costs were lower than current participatory approaches. Scaling the tricot approach into a large on-farm testing network successfully registered specific climatic effects of crop variety performance in representative growing environments. Tricot’s recent application in plant breeding networks in relation to decision-making has (i) advanced plant breeding lines recognizing socio-economic heterogeneity, and (ii) identified consumers’ preferences and market demands, generating alternative breeding design priorities. We review lessons learned from tricot applications that have enabled a large scaling effort, which should lead to stronger decision-making in crop improvement and increased use of improved varieties in smallholder agriculture.



中文翻译:


经编方法:由公民科学支持的分散农场测试的敏捷框架。回顾展



将作物品种与其目标使用环境和用户偏好相匹配是许多服务于小农农业的植物育种计划面临的挑战。在过去四十年中,国际农业研究磋商小组和其他研究团队提出了许多参与式方法,试图通过具有较高外部有效性的实验来了解农民的优先事项/偏好以及代表性种植环境中作物品种的田间表现。然而,没有一个能够克服可扩展性、数据有效性和可靠性的挑战,以及捕捉社会经济和环境异质性的困难。基于这些尝试的优势,我们开发了一种新的数据生成方法,称为技术选项的三元比较(经编)。特里科经编是一种由众包公民科学支持的分散实验方法。在本文中,我们通过我们自己的研究成果并回顾了经编方法已成功应用的文献,回顾了经编方法的发展、验证和演变。初步结果表明,农民主导的经编综合评估包含具有足够有效性的信息,并且可以通过大样本实现可靠性。成本低于当前的参与式方法。将经编方法扩展到大型农场测试网络,成功记录了代表性生长环境中作物品种表现的特定气候影响。特里科最近在与决策相关的植物育种网络中的应用已经(i)先进的植物育种品系认识到社会经济异质性,以及(ii)确定了消费者的偏好和市场需求,产生了替代育种设计优先事项。 我们回顾了经编应用的经验教训,这些应用已经实现了大规模的努力,这应该会导致在作物改良方面做出更强有力的决策,并增加小农农业中改良品种的使用。

更新日期:2024-01-25
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