The 500-plus participants in the Beating Famine, Southern Africa...
read moreAuthors: Eike Luedeling, Lutz Göhring, Keith Shepherd Big decisions...
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Authors: Eike Luedeling, Lutz Göhring, Keith Shepherd Big decisions with limited information Deciding on big issues without enough information has just gotten a little bit easier. This step forward is facilitated by the release of the decisionSupport R...
By Seline Meijer Newly published research looks at how farmers in...
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By Seline Meijer Newly published research looks at how farmers in Malawi view tree planting and what barriers and incentives exist to adopting agroforestry. The research from Malawi found that farmers who planted trees on their land have...
Swidden agriculture in the Philippines is not as destructive as many...
read moreFarmers in India who grow Eucalyptus and Poplar trees alongside...
read moreSoil fertility not water is the main constraint in crop production in...
read moreCoastal districts in the Western Region of Ghana are set to benefit...
read moreResearchers from Melbourne and Copenhagen believe that swidden...
read more‘Biodiversity for Sustainable Development’ – This is the...
read moreA Greenpeace study in Malawi and Kenya has revealed that...
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A Greenpeace study in Malawi and Kenya has revealed that chemically-intensive farming hurts the bottom line of small-scale farmers; agroecological farming is more profitable. Agroecology refers to a suite of sustainable farming practices that use few or...
Large-scale investments are often considered a major driver of...
read moreResearchers and development professionals with experience and interest...
read moreConservation agriculture is “one of the most efficient and...
read moreThe Empowering Forest Dependent Communities through Commercialization...
read moreEvergreen, or conservation farming, is a method that has been used...
read moreNepal has taken its first step towards developing a national...
read moreA major funding boost for agriculture in Ghana aims to promote climate...
read moreFarmers in the Lower Badibou District of the North Bank Region, The...
read moreA tree nursery in Cassou, southern Burkina Faso, is helping women to...
read moreCentral Luzon State University is seeking to establish a permanent and...
read moreA new report by Greenpeace demonstrates how ecological farming...
read moreYoung, passionate and inspiring speakers are being sought to make a...
read moreThe following article is based on a brief that was submitted to...
read moreCASSOU, Burkina Faso (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Nezeledoun...
read more“Why are smallholder farmers so poor,” asks Hugh Locke, Cofounder and...
read moreResearchers are developing a ‘dashboard’ to give Pacific Island...
read moreAn article in The Guardian features initiatives that demonstrate “...
read moreA new study warns that soil erosion could endanger humanity’s ability...
read moreICRAF’s Rural Advisory Services (RAS) Unit, which sits within the...
read moreThe Minister of Environment and Forestry explains some of what the new...
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The Minister of Environment and Forestry explains some of what the new Government is doing to protect forests and the communities that interact with them ‘The traditional view is that forests are unproductive and their value...
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