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Publication Date
1997
Location
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Description
This paper describes farmer participatory research activities aimed at developing appropriate forage technologies with smallholders in Southeast Asia. Farmers are actively involved from the early stages, working as equal partners with researchers. This has led to a better understanding of selected farming systems, identification of technologies that have potential for testing by farmers, and better understanding of the criteria farmers consider important for forages to be useful within those farming systems.
Citation
Gabunada, F G. Jr; Stur, W W.; and Horne, P M., "Development of Forage Components Through Farmer Participatory Research" (1997). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 13.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session24/13)
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Development of Forage Components Through Farmer Participatory Research
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
This paper describes farmer participatory research activities aimed at developing appropriate forage technologies with smallholders in Southeast Asia. Farmers are actively involved from the early stages, working as equal partners with researchers. This has led to a better understanding of selected farming systems, identification of technologies that have potential for testing by farmers, and better understanding of the criteria farmers consider important for forages to be useful within those farming systems.
