The MOIST Group at Cornell University Management of Organic Inputs in Soils of the Tropics
Affiliated with the Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development (CIIFAD)
Managed Fallows and Agroforestry Seminar Series Fall 1998
Sposored by MOIST and the Cornell Agroforestry Working Group (CAWG)
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Comparison of Woody and Herbaceous Mulches with Animal-Based Amendments on Andisols -- Don Kass Director of Agroforesty, CATIE
Environment, Biodiversity and Agronomic Sustainability at Tropical Forest Margins -- Erick Fernandes Assistant Professor, Soil Crop and Atmospheric Sciences, Cornell University; Coordinator, Global ASB Program
Implications of Short-term Improved Fallows on Weeds in the Tropics -- Robert Gallagher Research Associate, Department of Soil, Crop and Atmospheric Sciences,Cornell University
Live Fencing in Africa: Farmer to Farmer Distance Learning -- Stefan Cherry Graduate Student, International Agriculture and Rural Development, Cornell University
Green Manures, Cover Crops and Integrated Nutrient Management: Increasing Access of the Rural Poor to Food -- Ken Schlather Research Associate, MOIST
Fuelwood Supply in Rural Kenya: The Role of Gender and Land Tenure Factors -- Fridah Mugo PhD Candidate, Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University
Population, Tenure, and Tree Resource Management in Uganda and Malawi -- Frank Place Principal scientist and economist, International Center for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF)
Alternative Soil Management: Guiding Principles -- Harold van Es Associate Professor, Soil Crop and Atmospheric Sciences, Cornell University
Change in Quality and Soil Management in Central Honduras 1970's-1990's: Impacts of Local Environment, Economies, Institutions and Policy -- Sara Scherr Agricultural and Resource Economics Department, University of Maryland
Chromolaena odorata-Based Indigenous Fallows: a Participatory Characterization in Leyte, Philippines -- Carlos Piedrasanta MPS candidate, International Agriculture and Rural Development, Cornell University
Market and government pressures on complex swidden systems in remote watersheds in Cambodia, Vietnam, and Yunnan -- John Dennis Environmental planner and Ithaca-based consultant