Publication Date
1997
Location
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Description
Intensification of land-use is inevitable for long term food security in the east African highlands, but technological options need to be environmentally safe. How forages can be used as a basis for intensified grain and fodder production from the same land unit, and serve as a profitable fallow during necessary crop-free rest period is the purpose of this study.
Citation
Mohamed Saleem, M A. and Berhe, Kahsay, "Forage Based Fallow Management Strategies for Intensified Land Use and Resource Conservation in Small Holder Farms" (1997). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 16.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session23/16)
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Forage Based Fallow Management Strategies for Intensified Land Use and Resource Conservation in Small Holder Farms
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Intensification of land-use is inevitable for long term food security in the east African highlands, but technological options need to be environmentally safe. How forages can be used as a basis for intensified grain and fodder production from the same land unit, and serve as a profitable fallow during necessary crop-free rest period is the purpose of this study.
