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Climate vulnerability assessment for selected crops in Senegal por Nguru, Wilson, Mwongera, Caroline

“…There is a high vulnerability for baobab trees and cashew to the north, as well as cashews, ditakh, okra, onions, and rice to the northeast. …”
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Payment for ecosystem services: the roles of positive incentives and information sharing in stimulating adoption of silvopastoral conservation practices por Garbach, K., Lubell, M., DeClerck, Fabrice A.J.

“…We evaluated adoption of silvopastoral conservation practices?reintroducing trees and shrubs into permanent pastures?that provide varying proportions of public and private benefits; we estimated influence of PES, technical assistance (e.g., farmer training) and information sharing on stimulating their adoption. …”
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Analysis of Soil Related Constraints for Sustainable Intensification por World Agroforestry Centre, Sokoine University of Agriculture

“…Project title: Africa RISING- Intensification of Maize-Legume Based Systems in the Semi-Arid Areas of Tanzania to Increase Farm Productivity and Improve Farming Natural Resource Base Project abstract: The aim of the Africa RISING project in Kongwa and Kiteto Districts, Tanzania is to provide a scientific basis for sustainably intensifying agricultural production in semi-arid areas of central Tanzania. …”
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Drought preparedness and drought mitigation in the developing world׳s drylands por Solh, M., Ginkel, M. van

“…Such an approach involves crops, livestock, rangeland, trees, soils, water and policies. It is one of the first global research for development efforts that brings “systems thinking” to farming innovations leading to improved livelihoods in the developing world. …”
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The impacts of production and price shocks on the coffee industry in PNG por Arua, Stanley, Gondo, Robert, Kinau, Adrian, Kotto, Aaron, Dorosh, Paul A., Schmidt, Emily, Tian, Junyan

“…The coffee industry is a major source of income for some 2.5 million people, mainly in farm households, and is cultivated in 17 out of 22 provinces (ACIAR, 2021). …”
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Adoption of Agroforestry in Northwest Viet Nam: What Roles Do Social and Cultural Norms Play? por Nguyen, M.P., Pagella, Tim, Catacutan, D.C., Nguyen, T.Q., Sinclair, Fergus L.

“…Our results show that although farmers from all groups are aware of the economic and ecological benefits of trees for soil conservation in general, they have different perceptions about the benefits of particular agroforestry practices. …”
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Resource management by west African farmers and the economics of shifting cultivation por Dvorak, K.A.

“…When the fallow includes woody perennials, shifting cultivation is an agroforestry practice with temporal sequencing of agricultural crops and trees. The cultural, edaphic, ecological, and agronomic features of shifting cultivation systems have been studied in great detail (Conklin 1957, 1963; Nye and Greenland , Unesco, de Schlippe, Allan, Fresco). …”
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Desarrollo de criterios para el manejo del copaibo (Copaifera langsdorffii) en el sector Chiquitano Norte - Transición Amazonía, ecorregión del bosque seco Chiquitano, Bolivia por Atías Vásquez, Gladis S.

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Fertilizer Microdosing por World Agroforestry Centre, Sokoine University of Agriculture

“…Project title: Intensification of Maize-Legume Based Systems in the Semi-Arid Areas of Tanzania to Increase Farm Productivity and Improve Farming Natural Resource Base. …”
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Available technologies to replenish soil fertility in East Africa por Okalebo, JR, Othieno, CO, Woomer, P.L., Karanja, NKN, Semoka, JMR, Bekunda, Mateete A., Mugendi, DN, Muasya, RM, Bationo, B. André, Mukhwana, EJ

“…Organic resources, which include crop residues, water hyacinth and agroforestry shrubs and trees, are widely distributed, but they are generally of low quality, reflecting the need to apply large quantities to meet crop nutrient demands. …”
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Assessing land use changes and agricultural practices in highland valley-bottom wetlands in Taita Hills, Kenya por Gubamwoyo, S., Hein, T., Heiskanen, J., Kisha, D.G., Pellikka, P., Gruber, G., Omondi, V.A., Leitner, Sonja, Weigelhofer, G., Mwamodenyi, J.M., Obonyo, A.O., Gettel, G.M.

“…To sustain HVBW ecosystem services including carbon storage, biodiversity, and water provisioning, we recommend collaborating with farmers through local organizations to identify and preserve abandoned flooded HVBW as natural systems, and to implement regenerative agriculture in mixed farming systems. Existing policies regarding forests, wetlands, and agricultural management should be harmonized and enforced to promote the use of native and indigenous trees.…”
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A review of silvopastoral systems in native forests of Nothofagus antarctica in southern Patagonia, Argentina por Peri, Pablo Luis, Bahamonde, Héctor Alejandro, Lencinas, María Vanessa, Gargaglione, Veronica Beatriz, Soler Esteban, Rosina Matilde, Ormaechea, Sebastián Gabriel, Martínez Pastur, Guillermo José

“…The productivity and nutritive value (crude protein content and dry matter digestibility) of the understorey grassland were dependent on the interaction of environmental (mainly soil water availability and light intensity) and management factors under the trees and in turn determined animal performance. …”
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Structural heterogeneity of wildflower strips enhances fructose feeding in parasitoids por Mockford, Alice, Westbury, Duncan B., Ashbrook, Kate, Urbaneja, Alberto, Tena, Alejandro

“…Using orange orchards as a model system, three experimental alleyway management treatments were investigated: a control treatment where naturally occurring vegetation in the alleyways between rows of trees was managed under standard farm practice; a standard management wildflower treatment in which sown wildflower strips in alleyways were managed by cutting once a year; and an active management wildflower treatment, in which the wildflower strips in alleyways was managed by cutting three times a year. …”
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Present spatial diversity patterns of Theobroma cacao L. in the neotropics reflect genetic differentiation in Pleistocene refugia followed by human-influenced dispersal por Thomas, E., Zonneveld, M. van, Loo, J., Hodgkin, T., Galluzzi, Gea, Etten, Jacob van

“…Here we present the results of a spatial analysis of the intra-specific diversity of cacao in Latin America, drawing on a dataset of 939 cacao trees genotypically characterized by means of 96 SSR markers. …”
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Trends in ANPP response to temperature in wetland meadows across a subcontinental gradient in Patagonia por Irisarri, Jorge Gonzalo Nicolás, Cipriotti, Pablo Ariel, Texeira, Marcos, Curcio, Matías Hernán

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Kan alléodling i jordbrukslandskapet bidra till att uppnå de svenska miljömålen? por Larsson, Carolina

Mushroom cultivation in Temperate Agroforestry por Kalenius, Robert

“…Additionally, mushrooms intercropped with vegetables and trees has shown to increase soil fertility, biological activity, and main crop quality. …”
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Rangeland condition and feed resources in Metema district, North Gondar Zone, Amhara Region, Ethiopia por Desalew, T., Tegegne, Azage, Nigatu, L., Teka, W.

“…To assess the range conditions, the samples were collected by classifying the district into cotton–livestock and sesame–livestock farming systems. Within a farming system, grazing lands were further stratified into three sampling areas: communal, road side and enclosure grazing areas. …”
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Desarrollo de un método para evaluar el daño ocasionado por aves en cultivos comerciales de soja recién emergida = Development of a method for assessing damage caused by birds in s... por Bou, Nadia, Dardanelli, Sebastian, Olivera, Lourdes, Tellechea, Guillermo, Addy Orduna, Laura, Canavelli, Sonia Beatriz, Rodríguez, Ethel

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Climate change and floods in Yemen: Impacts on food security and options for adaptation por Wiebelt, Manfred, Breisinger, Clemens, Ecker, Olivier, Al-Riffai, Perrihan, Robertson, Richard D., Thiele, Rainer

“…The major impact channels of climate change are through changing world food prices as a result of global food scarcities, long-term local yield changes as a result of temperature and rainfall variations, and damages and losses of cropland, fruit trees, livestock, and infrastructure as a result of natural disasters such as recurrent storms and floods. …”
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