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Proven technology for intensifying shifting agriculture; green manure/cover crop experiences around the world

2001

Bunch, R. (Apartado 3586, Tegucigalpa, Honduras (Central America))

AGROVOC Keywords
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Bibliographic information
Publisher
IIRR
Pagination
p. 210-217
Other Subjects
Culture itinerante; Materia organica; Disponibilite d'element nutritif; Non travail du sol; Fijacion del nitrogeno; Fertilite du sol; Espece; Matiere organique
Language
English
Note
4 ill.
ISBN
1-930261-01-2
Type
Conference; Non-Conventional
Source
Shifting cultivation: towards sustainability and resource conservation in Asia, International Fund for Agricultural Development, Rome (Italy); International Development Research Center, Ottawa (Canada); Cornell International Inst. for Food, Agriculture and Development, Ithaca, New York (USA); International Center for Research in Agroforestry, West Java (Indonesia); International Inst. for Rural Reconstruction, Silang, Cavite (Philippines).- Silang, Cavite (Philippines): IIRR, Jun 2001.- ISBN 1-930261-01-2. 421 p.
Conference
Workshop on Shifting Cultivation: Towards Sustainability and Resource Conservation in Asia, Cavite (Philippines), Aug 2000
2003-08-15
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