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Sistema georreferenciado de indicadores de calidad de suelos para los Llanos Orientales de Colombia : Estudio de caso: Municipio de Puerto López, Meta
Geosoil permite almacenar, consultar e interpretar información tanto del suelo como de su entorno biofísico a diferentes escalas: parcela, finca, comunidad, municipio, departamento, región, país. Opera a partir de una base de datos relacional elaborada en ACCES 2000, compuesta por una serie de tablas principales estructuradas con información a diferentes niveles jerárquicos que permiten la caracterización de las propiedades del suelo.
Sistemas agropastoriles en sabanas tropicales de América Latina
Sistemas agropastoriles: un enfoque integrado para el manejo sostenible de oxisoles de los Llanos Orientales de Colombia
Savannas program : Biennial report 1992-1993
Scaling up Sustainable Agriculture Land Management in Bungoma County, Kenya
Agricultural landscapes must provide food, fiber and energy to
a growing population in a changing climate, while potentially
serving as instruments for climate change mitigation. Agriculture
is the backbone of the Kenyan economy, contributing approximately
25% of the GDP annually and employing more than 75%
of the population (The Government of Kenya 2010). The development
of agriculture is also important for poverty reduction since
most of the vulnerable groups, like pastoralists, the landless, and
Second quarter progress report. Kirindi Oya Irrigation and Settlement Project: Project impact evaluation study
Securing water through land: Field findings on water reform and water reallocation in South Africa: Trichardtsdal Ofcolaco and Leydsdorp
Sensitivity and uncertainty propagation in coupled models for assessing smallholder farmer food security in the Olifants River Basins, South Africa
Using family balance (i.e., combined net farm and non-farm incomes less family expenses), an output from an integrated model, which couples water resource, agronomic and socio-economic models, its sensitivity and uncertainty are evaluated for five smallholder farming groups (AeE) in the Olifants Basin. The crop management practiced included conventional rainfed, untied ridges, planting basins and supplemental irrigation.