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  1. 1999/03/19 Three programs in Honduras have been looking for ways that poor hillside farmers can capture rainwater in their own fields and hold it there for two or three months. This water could then be used for supplemental irrigation during droughts or for extending the cropping season into the dry season....
  2. 2020/04/14 This article is an update about 100-fold gardens being built in Honduras. Dan Sikkink gives perspective and photos of contextualizing the technique to fit the local context.
  3. iDE is a global team of 1,200 changemakers coming from diverse backgrounds within international development and the private sector. What we all have in common is the belief that one entrepreneur can change their community and millions can change the world. Our work stands out in the international...
  4. 1995/01/19 Sponsors: Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Forestales (ESNACIFOR) Organization Internacional de las Maderas Tropicales (OIMT) binder contains 27 pieces: 1. list of 28 Timber Species of the Tropical Humid Forest of Honduras 2. Estudio Fenologico de 28 species maderables del bosque humedo tropical de...
  5. 1998/04/01 This research illustrates that the traditional practice of burning the fields prior to planting creates extreme runoff and erosion hazard. Technical Bulletin no. 98-2 21 pages, illustrated, photos
  6. Rural people ultimately decide how their land will be managed and recommendations for change must be perceived to be beneficial, often in the short-term, by the supposed beneficiaries. Improved knowledge of crop-tree interactions may not be incorporated into management strategies if this...
  7. 2018/11/13 Many farmers in Honduras' dry corridor have been leaving their farms and migrating to cities due to droughts. Hydrologic design allows improves biological, chemical, and physical conditions in the soil, and increases resilience in farms to climate variability. Erlin Escoto Valladares Erlin Escoto...
  8. 1992/06/19 A method for using the fruit ("apple") to which the cashew nut is attached.