Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production
A hitherto disregarded vast group of farmers – those who farm both crops and livestock – hold the key to feeding the world in coming years. Most of the world's 'mixed' farmers are smallholders tending rice paddies or cultivating maize and beans while raising a few animals. An ILRI-led research repor...
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International Livestock Research Institute
2011
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| description | A hitherto disregarded vast group of farmers – those who farm both crops and livestock – hold the key to feeding the world in coming years. Most of the world's 'mixed' farmers are smallholders tending rice paddies or cultivating maize and beans while raising a few animals. An ILRI-led research report indicates that this group is likely to play the biggest role in global food security over the next several decades (see ILRI Corporate Report 2009-2010, 'Back to the Future: Revisiting mixed crop-livestock systems'). This photofilm celebrates these 'unsung heroes' – both the mixed farmers themselves and their farm animals. |
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| spelling | CGSpace164112023-03-31T14:29:21Z Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production International Livestock Research Institute livestock mixed farming A hitherto disregarded vast group of farmers – those who farm both crops and livestock – hold the key to feeding the world in coming years. Most of the world's 'mixed' farmers are smallholders tending rice paddies or cultivating maize and beans while raising a few animals. An ILRI-led research report indicates that this group is likely to play the biggest role in global food security over the next several decades (see ILRI Corporate Report 2009-2010, 'Back to the Future: Revisiting mixed crop-livestock systems'). This photofilm celebrates these 'unsung heroes' – both the mixed farmers themselves and their farm animals. 2011-05-31 2012-02-03T08:15:19Z 2012-02-03T08:15:19Z Video https://hdl.handle.net/10568/16411 en Open Access International Livestock Research Institute ILRI. 2011. Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production. Photofilm. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI. |
| spellingShingle | livestock mixed farming International Livestock Research Institute Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production |
| title | Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production |
| title_full | Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production |
| title_fullStr | Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production |
| title_full_unstemmed | Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production |
| title_short | Tribute to the unsung heroes of small-scale food production |
| title_sort | tribute to the unsung heroes of small scale food production |
| topic | livestock mixed farming |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/16411 |
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