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Resources Tagged: Fallow

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  1. FM 2000 LEISA Magazine Vol 16 #3

    2000-09-20 Fallow management Nutrient banks or nutrient access Buhid shifting cultivators adapt land use Analog forestry Regenerative analog agroforestry in Brazil Marketing of forest and agricultural products Sustainable agriculture on the forest margin Livestock and forage management in stablising...
    Fallow technology Nutrient Agroforestry Polyculture Brazil Management Fallow

  2. FM 2005 LEISA Magazine Vol 21 #4

    2005-12-20 Tools for influencing policy Promoting organic agriculture in Uganda Small-scale agriculture and food security policies Arvari Sansad - the famers' parliament RAAA in Peru Improved fallows and local institutions Policy development in the organic movement Changing animal health policies Working...
    Organic Agriculture Food Security Animal Health Organic Farming Small Scale Farmers Peru Sustainable Agricu... Pesticides Health Care Reform Fallow

  3. FM 1987 ILEIA Newsletter Vol 3 #1

    1987-05-19 Integrated nutrient supply Improved fallow Nitrogen transfer from legumes Cover crops on acid soils Sunnhemp Rock phosphate Micro-nutrient drain Soil conservation and shifting cultivators Cycles of poverty
    Cover Crops Poverty Soil Conservation Fallow Sunn Hemp Legumes Phosphorus Micronutrients Soil Acidity Nitrogen

  4. FM 2001 LEISA Magazine Vol 17 #3

    2001-10-20 Scaling up social development Scaling up natural resources management From zero tillage to conservation agriculture Scaling up sustainable Scaling up landcarein Philippines Scaling up fallow management innovations Scaling up development in agricultural settlements Pond farming Wadi model
    Fallow Natural Resource M... Sustainability Agriculture-Philip... Ponds Agricultural Devel...

  5. Tephrosia Fallow Management in Cameroon

    1999-10-19 Stefan Cherry shares insights from a community in Cameroon where Tephrosia vogelii is an integral part of the farming system.
    Rural Development Cover Crops Green Manures Fallow

  6. Vegetative and Agronomic Technologies for Land Husbandry

    2005-10-01 One of the most important things a farmer can do for his farm is to prevent soil erosion. One way to do so is by keeping soil covered, especially during the rainy season. Vegetative cover and high levels of soil organic matter are key. Below is a brief description of several vegetative or...
    Green Manures and ... Green Manures Contour Farming Improved Fallow Soil Health Organic Matter Fallow Cover Crops