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Annual Review : Executive Summaries 1991

Reports & Research
December, 1991
Peru, Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico, South America, Central America, Northern America
land use
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Análisis de género en la investigación agrícola : Memorias de un taller interno, Palmira, Colombia 13-14 junio 1991

Conference Papers & Reports
December, 1991
Central America, South America, Caribbean
women
research
agriculture
land tenure
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Changes in land cover/land use as a possible indicator of sustainable development in a hillside environment of rio Cabuyal in Cauca, Colombia

Reports & Research
December, 1991
Colombia, Central America, South America
land use
land administration
geographical information systems
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CIAT in the 1990s and beyond: a strategic plan

Reports & Research
December, 1991
Caribbean, Central America, South America
land use
research
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Contribución de las pasturas mejoradas a la producción animal en el trópico : Memorias de una reunión de trabajo, Cali, Colombia, Abril 9-10 de 1989

Conference Papers & Reports
December, 1991
research
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Contributions of the Data Services Unit to CIAT research 1989-1991

Reports & Research
December, 1991
Colombia, Brazil, Peru, South America, Central America
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El CIAT hacia el año 2000: un plan estratégico

Reports & Research
December, 1991
land use
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El enfoque agroecológico una estrategia en la búsqueda de la sostenibilidad de los sistemas de producción

Journal Articles & Books
December, 1991
Colombia, Venezuela, South America, Central America
land use
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Entomologia

Journal Articles & Books
December, 1991
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Estudio sobre la orientacion de surcos en la siembra de frijol en los municipios de San Gil y Villanueva (Santander)

Reports & Research
December, 1991
Colombia, South America, Central America
Thirty bean lots, belonging to 28 farmers, were monitored in the municipalities of San Gil and Villanueva. Short interviews were conducted with the farmers to determine why they use certain types of furrows and their perception of erosion processes. Lots were divided into 3 groups: furrows down the slope, furrows across the slope, and inclined furrows. Results indicated that farmers who plant across the slope or with inclined furrows try to avoid or reduce soil erosion, leaching of fertilizers, and crop damage, and manage soil moisture.