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Ecological and socio-economic impacts of modified shifting cultivation in Northeast India

2001

Tiwari, B.K. (North Eastern Univ., Shillong 793014 (India). Centre for Environmental Studies)

AGROVOC Keywords
barbecho cash crops cultivo migratorio cultivo mixto cultivos comerciales cultivos de grano culture de rapport diet dieta environmental impact fallow grain crops hortalizas (plantas) human nutrition impact sur l'environnement impacto ambiental inde india migration mixed cropping nutrition humaine shifting cultivation soil degradation tubercule tubers vegetable crops
Bibliographic information
Publisher
IIRR
Pagination
p. 105-109
Other Subjects
Tuberculo; Regime alimentaire; Culture itinerante; Plante a grains; Plante legumiere; Culture en melange; Nutricion humana; Migracion; Degradation du sol; Degradacion del suelo; Jachere
Language
English
Note
11 ill.; 7 ref.
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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