Innovative processes are introduced gradually, starting with the origination of an idea to solve a problem or meet previously unfulfilled needs, then on to discussions about the innovation and possible effects of its implementation, before testing, developing and, finally, disseminating the innovation. This process also includes improving and developing techniques, based on the AAAID research and studies.
Introduction of new crops and improved and hybrid varieties of vegetables during the main production season (tomatoes, carrots, cucumbers, cabbages and garlic), as the productivity of many cultivated crops increased by nearly doubling
Introduction of off-season crops in open fields, along with the production of other crops, such as onion, cantaloupe, cowpea, hybrid zucchini and taro, during the summer season, leading to a three-fold increase in productivity
Cultivation of new forage crops after carrying out a number of research experiments to settle cultivation of forage varieties (laredo, panicum, alfalfa) in lands of high salinity and increase agricultural areas
Introduction of new varieties of non-traditional vegetables in Sudan, Mauritania and the Comoros, which have proven successful and adapted to local environments and have achieved productions in commercial quantities in addition to their acceptance among consumer
Transfer and domiciliation of rice cultivation with an integrated technical package
Contributions to the dissemination of biogas project, in cooperation with ACSAD
Transformation of palm waste to animal feed, in cooperation with the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (formerly Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries) and United Arab Emirates University
Development of date palms, in cooperation with the Al Hamraniya Agricultural Research Station of the UAE Ministry of Climate Change and Environment
Pilot commercial production of a Biocide against red palm weevil, in cooperation with the Arab Organization for Agricultural Development (AOAD)
Introduction of high yield crops, such as strawberries, broccoli and many other agricultural crops
Off-season production of crops in the open field in summer such as onion, cantaloupe, sweet pepper and cowpea in open fields, as well as the production of tomato and cucumber using cooling greenhouses
Domiciliation of soybean and fodder crops in high salinity lands, in addition to the propagation of improved varieties of maize and silage production
Introduction of the crop (Quinoa) for cultivation for the first time in Sudan on high salinity land. The preliminary results showed good indicators of plant tolerance to salinity, when the appropriate conditions were provided, which contributes to domiciliation the crop in Sudan
“Domiciliation the cultivation of Laredo and Panicum crops as alternative fodders with high nutritional value for the first time in the Republic of Sudan”.
