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MeetingIncreasing soil organic carbon and enhancing soil moisture holding capacity through tank silt application to adapt climate change
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2017Also available in:
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Book (stand-alone)Integrated Crop Management Vol. 6 – An international technical workshop Investing in sustainable crop intensification The case for improving soil health 2008
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No results found.This publication is a report of a Workshop that brought together people from a wide range of institutions - farmers, researchers, extensionists, policy makers, donors – from 40 countries who share a common concern about the non-sustainability of ways in which farm land is now being used and who are convinced that this must change. The Workshop focused on the growing evidence of success in the adoption and spread of Conservation Agriculture (CA) systems in developing countries. CA-b ased approaches to sustainable production intensification are highly relevant to the global response to rising food and energy prices, increasing soil and environmental degradation, pervasive rural poverty, climate change and increasing water scarcity. The main outcome of the Workshop is ‘A Framework for Action’. reflecting on actions that would help to upscale the take up of CA, thereby enabling land to be farmed more productively, profitably and sustainably.
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