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AridZoneReforestation.ca
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AridZoneReforestation.ca
http://www.aridzonereforestation.ca/
Contains knowledge for planning reforestation projects in semi-arid areas of developing countries.
Environment > Agriculture > Sustainability > Agroforestry
Mar 28, 2008
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Contains knowledge for planning reforestation projects in semi-arid areas of developing countries.
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Collection of internet links in agroforestry.
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Information on the multiple uses of Leucaena, using Leucaena to fight global warming and use as multiple utlity crop for tropical farmers and landowners. Access to seeds and consultancy.
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About the Brazil nut and its role in tropical forest conservation. Project is conducting research on Brazil nuts, a popular commercial nut and a valuable non-timber forest product, with objective of increasing as an economically valuable forest product.
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Trees for the Future is a non-profit organization initiating and supporting agroforestry self-help projects in cooperation with groups and individuals in developing countries.
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A research paper detailing some of the ecological aspects of the Northeastern Native American agroforestry practices.
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A glossary of the terms used in scientific writing about agroforestry.
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Management of Organic Inputs in Soils of the Tropics (MOIST) is a rich source of information on green manure/cover crops and hosts an active email discussion group on green manures/cover crops.
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Offers useful information and resources to practitioners around the world, with an emphasis on self-sufficiency systems to prevent food shortages. Topics include tropical agriculture and appropriate technology.
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An 8 weeks educational program for landholders that can make an important contribution to the development of farm forestry. University of Melbourne.
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