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Agroforests in Indonesia
2001
Burgers, P. (International Center for Research in Agroforestry, Jl. Cifor, Situ Gede, Sindang Barang, P.O. Box 161 Bogor, 6001 (Indonesia)) de Foresta, H. | Michon, G. | Kusworo, A.
Participatory on-farm experimentation and evaluation
2001
Coe, R. | Verbist, B.
GIS [geographic information system] for planning and monitoring land use practices in shifting cultivation areas
2001
Sherchan, D.P. (Local Initiatives for Biodiversity, Research and Development, Pekhara, Kaski District, P.O. Box 324 (Nepal))
Documentation and revitalization of community othnobotany from shifting cultivation forest fallows
2001
Kabu, R. (Appropriate Technology for Community and Environment c/o Development Services Exchange, P.O. Box 556, Honiara (Solomon Islands))
Sustainable swidden agroecosystems in Yunnan upland, Southwest China
2001
Wang Kanglin (The Chinese Academy of Sciences, Heilongtan, Kunming, Yunnan 650204 (Peoples Republic of China)). Kunming Inst. of Botany) Xu Jianchu | Chen Sanyang | Pei Shengji
Adaptive changes in upland Mindoro, Philippines: intensified land use among Buhid [natives] shifting cultivators
2001
Erni, C.
Domestication and cultivation of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) in the uplands of Asia
2001
Karki, M. (International Development Research Center Canada House 208 Jor Bagh, New Delhi 11003 (India)) Parajuli, D.
Slash-and-burn in the humid tropics: alternative systems
2001
Harwood, R.R. (Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1325 (USA). Crop and Soil Sciences Dept.)
Results of the study showed the following: 1) There exists an extremely broad range of agricultural and agroforestry land-use alternatives to the current slash-and-burn systems but much work needs to be done. 2) There is a major need for scientific quantification of the many attributes of the most promising systems. 3) There is a need for national policy to discourage use of environmentally destructive systems and to encourage longer-term investment by finding solution to land tenure uncertainty. Innovative marketing approaches that open large market segments for agroforestry fruit products (such as the soft drink market) have been extremely successful but not well documented in many parts of Asia. 4) There is a need to "harness" and distribute the best farmers knowledge about integrated systems, but have little successful experience with this. 5) Finally, scientist must realize that the scientific knowledge base covering the range of options is frightfully narrow, and the scope for learning is enormous. The success stories of imaginative application of the many options give hope, but at the same time stretch our abilities, to understand and to properly apply the numerous technologies waiting for more widespread use
显示更多 [+] 显示较少 [-]Shifting cultivation practices of the Hanunuo Mangyans [ethnic groups]: Mindoro Island, Philippines
2001
Castro, N.T. (Philippines Univ. Diliman, Diliman, Quezon City (Philippines). Dept. of Anthropology)
Cultural cost of forest conservation on Palawan Island, Philippines: "sacrificing people for the trees"
2001
Novellino, D.
