Agricultural biodiversity in smallholder farms of East Africa /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
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Tokyo ; New York :
United Nations University Press,
©2003.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Agricultural biodiversity in smallholder farms of East Africa
- Contents
- List of tables and gures
- List of acronyms
- Foreword
- Part I Introduction to agricultural biodiversity in East Africa
- 1 Agricultural biodiversity in East Africa: Introduction and acknowledgements
- 2 Managing biodiversity in agricultural systems
- 3 Agrobiodiversity potential of smallholder farms in a dissected highland plateau of western Uganda
- 4 Typical biodiversity in home gardens of Nduuri, Runyenjes, Embu, Kenya
- Part II Components of agricultural biodiversity
- 5 Spatial and temporal characteristics of rainfall in Arumeru district, Arusha region, Tanzania6 The botanical knowledge of different age groups of the Nduuri farming community, Embu, Kenya
- 7 Diversity of vegetables and fruits and their utilization among the Nduuri community of Embu, Kenya
- 8 The effect of g trees (Ficus sycomorus) on soil quality and coffee yield: An investigation into a traditional conservation practice in Embu district, Kenya
- 9 The role of livestock in soil fertility and biodiversity change in Nduuri, Embu, Kenya
- 10 Household diversity of smallholder farms of Nduuri, Embu, Kenya11 Socio- economic factors in uencing agricultural biodiversity and the livelihoods of small- scale farmers in Arumeru, Tanzania
- 12 Agrodiversity of banana (Musa spp.) production in Bushwere, Mbarara district, Uganda
- 13 Change in land use and its impact on agricultural biodiversity in Arumeru, Tanzania
- Part III Farmers' perspectives
- 14 Participatory technology development and dissemination: A methodology to capture the farmers' perspectives
- 15 Experimenting with agrobiodiversity conservation technologies: My experiences with setaria grass in a banana plantation in Uganda16 The shared activities of PLEC farmers in Arumeru, Tanzania
- 17 My experience as a farmer with the KARI PLEC team
- 18 Agrobiodiversity conservation for the promotion of apiculture and household welfare in Uganda
- 19 Farmers' evaluation of soil management practices used in Mbarara district, south- western Uganda
- Part IV Policy recommendations
- 20 Technical and policy recommendations for sustainable managementofagricultural biodiversity: Recommendations for Tanzania with contributions from meeting participants21 Developing policy and technical recommendations for the conservation of agricultural biodiversity in Uganda
- Appendix East Africa PLEC General Meeting, 26 28 November 2001
- List of contributors
- Index