1999 Seminar Series - Management of Organic Inputs in Soils of the Tropics Group

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, Organic Inputs and Agroforestry
MOIST/CAWG Seminar Series

1999 Spring and Fall Semesters

Sposored by MOIST and the Cornell Agroforestry Working Group (CAWG)

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Rehabilitating Abandoned Pasture Land in the Amazon Using Agroforestry Practices and Organic Inputs
-- Erick Fernandes, February 5

Swidden Agriculture Systems in Xishuangbanna, China
--Li Bo and Melissa Ho, February 26
Upland Agroecosystem Sustainability, Hydropower, and Social Equity in the Mekong Basin
John Dennis, March 5
On Farm and on the Margins: Confessions of an Erstwhile Agroforester
--Larry Fisher, March 12
Disadoption of Soil and Water Conservation Practices in a Community Development Program in the Philippines
--John Jackson, March 19
Availability of Nitrogen for Forest Regeneration in Changing Land Uses of the Los Haitises Region, Dominican Republic
--Pamela Templer, April 2
No-Till Agriculture in Paraguay: Balancing Indigenous Knowledge with Modern Technology
--Alex Wild, April 7
Farmer and Researcher Perspectives on Fallow Management in Madagascar
--Yamily Zavala, April 9
Farmer-to-Farmer Distance Learning Using Video: A Case Study of Cameroon and Ghana
--Stefan Cherry, April 30
Using Woody Fallows and Other Agroforesty Practices to Halt Land Degradation in Madagascar
--Erick Fernandes, September 1
Soil Quality, Fallow Management and Agroforestry in Certified Organic Costa Rican Agroecosystems
--John Reilly, September 8
Mulching for Agroforestry: SRI in Madagascar and Its Application to Upland Rice Production
--Joelibarison and Norman Uphoff, September 15

Integrated Agro-Pharma-Ecosystems for the New Millennium: Grassroots Models of Agricultural Sustainability in Kenya
--Gatua Wa Mbugwa, September 22
Local Knowledge and Participatory Action Research to Promote Agroforestry in Pacora, Nicaragua
--Emilio Perez, September 29
Factors Affecting the Use of Rice Bean, an Underutilized Food and Cover Crop in the Philippines
--Rustico Biñas, October 6
Perspectives on Mulch-Based Agriculture in the Tropics
--H. David Thurston, October 13
Green Manure Cover Crops Systems for Smallholders in the Tropics: Results from the First Year of a Collaborative Exploration
--Sheryl Swink, October 20
The Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development: Skating to Where We Think the Puck Will Be
--Norman Uphoff, October 27
Forest Farming Agro-Medicinals: Assessing the Potential as a Temperate Agroforestry Practice
--Louise E. Buck, November 3
Mineralization of Organic Phosphorus by the Mexican Sunflower: Myth or Green Manure Miracle?
--Fergus L. Sinclair, November 10
Realities and Expectations for the Use of Organic Inputs in Agriculture Systems
--John Duxbury, November 17
Farmer Research Experiences with Green Manure Cover Crops (Lablab and Mucuna) in a Maize System in Kenya
--Beth Kirungu, November 18
Can Conservation Tillage Work in Mexico? Experiences in Semi-Arid Environments and Challenges for Large-scale Diffusion
--Bernard Triomphe, November 23
Integrated Nutrient Management for the Rice-Wheat Systems of South Asia
--Julie Lauren, December 1

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Managed Fallows, Organic Inputs and Agroforestry MOIST/CAWG Seminar Series

1999 Spring and Fall Semesters

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, Organic Inputs and Agroforestry
MOIST/CAWG Seminar Series