Sustaining the soil / Chris Reij ; Ian Scoones ; Camilla Toulmin (1997)

Public ISBD Titre : Sustaining the soil Type de document : Ouvrage Auteurs : Chris Reij ; Ian Scoones ; Camilla Toulmin Editeur : Londres : Earthscan publication Année de publication : 1997 Importance : 260 p. Format : 30 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-1-85383-372-4 Prix : 28 Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : [Motbis 2025] Afrique [Motbis 2025] analyse du sol [Motbis 2025] besoin en eau [Motbis 2025] culture africaine [Motbis 2025] stockage d'eau Index. décimale : LE-2 Fonctionnement du sol Note de contenu : Sommaire - Sustaining the soil : indigenous soil and water conservation in Africa. - Making the most of local knowledge : water harvesting in the Red Sea Hills of Northern Sudan - Drought and the need to change : the expansion of water harvesting in Central Darfur, Sudan - The mastery of water : SWC practices in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco - Mountains, foothills and plains : investing in SWC in Morocco - Improving traditional planting pits in the Tahoua Department (Niger) : an example of rapid adoption b y farmers - Rehabilitating degraded land : zaï in the Djenné Circle of Mali - A measure for every site : traditionnal SWC techniques on the Dogon Plateau, Mali - The zai : a traditionnal technique for the rehabilitation of degraded land in the Yatenga, Burkina Faso - Mulching on the Central Plateau of Burkina Faso : widespread and well adapted to farmers' means - Firki-masakwa cultivation in Borno, north-east Nigeria - Indigenous SWC in Southern Zimbabwe : a study of techniques, historical changes and recent developments under participatory research and extension - Environmental change and livelihood responses : shifting agricultural practices in the lakes depression zone of Nortehern Zambia Grandfather?s way of doing' : gender relartions and the yaha-itgo system in Upper East Region, Ghana - How rice cultivation became an "indigenous" farming practice in Maswa district, Tanzania - Making the most of compost : a look at wafipa mounds in Tanzania - Cultivating the valleys : vinyungu farming in Tanzania - Pit cultivation in the Matengo Highlands of Tanzania - "Back to the grass strips" : a history of soil conservation policies in Swaziland - The "flexibility" of indigenous SWC techniques : a case study of the Harenge Highlands, Ethiopia - Traditional ditches in Northern Shewa, the Ethiopian Highlands - Creating an inventory of indigenous SWC measures in Ethiopia - Local farming in the former Transhei, South Africa - Traditional SWC techniques in the Mandara Mountains, Northern Cameroon - New perspectives on local conservation techniques : a case study from Malawi - The rapid evolution of small-basin irrigation on the Jos Plateau, Nigeria - A SWC system under threat : a visit to maku, Nigeria - Evolution of traditional techniques of soil conservation in the Bamileke region, West Cameroon Sustaining the soil [Ouvrage] / Chris Reij ; Ian Scoones ; Camilla Toulmin . - Londres : Earthscan publication, 1997 . - 260 p. ; 30. ISBN : 978-1-85383-372-4 : 28 Langues : Français (fre) Catégories : [Motbis 2025] Afrique [Motbis 2025] analyse du sol [Motbis 2025] besoin en eau [Motbis 2025] culture africaine [Motbis 2025] stockage d'eau Index. décimale : LE-2 Fonctionnement du sol Note de contenu : Sommaire - Sustaining the soil : indigenous soil and water conservation in Africa. - Making the most of local knowledge : water harvesting in the Red Sea Hills of Northern Sudan - Drought and the need to change : the expansion of water harvesting in Central Darfur, Sudan - The mastery of water : SWC practices in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco - Mountains, foothills and plains : investing in SWC in Morocco - Improving traditional planting pits in the Tahoua Department (Niger) : an example of rapid adoption b y farmers - Rehabilitating degraded land : zaï in the Djenné Circle of Mali - A measure for every site : traditionnal SWC techniques on the Dogon Plateau, Mali - The zai : a traditionnal technique for the rehabilitation of degraded land in the Yatenga, Burkina Faso - Mulching on the Central Plateau of Burkina Faso : widespread and well adapted to farmers' means - Firki-masakwa cultivation in Borno, north-east Nigeria - Indigenous SWC in Southern Zimbabwe : a study of techniques, historical changes and recent developments under participatory research and extension - Environmental change and livelihood responses : shifting agricultural practices in the lakes depression zone of Nortehern Zambia Grandfather?s way of doing' : gender relartions and the yaha-itgo system in Upper East Region, Ghana - How rice cultivation became an "indigenous" farming practice in Maswa district, Tanzania - Making the most of compost : a look at wafipa mounds in Tanzania - Cultivating the valleys : vinyungu farming in Tanzania - Pit cultivation in the Matengo Highlands of Tanzania - "Back to the grass strips" : a history of soil conservation policies in Swaziland - The "flexibility" of indigenous SWC techniques : a case study of the Harenge Highlands, Ethiopia - Traditional ditches in Northern Shewa, the Ethiopian Highlands - Creating an inventory of indigenous SWC measures in Ethiopia - Local farming in the former Transhei, South Africa - Traditional SWC techniques in the Mandara Mountains, Northern Cameroon - New perspectives on local conservation techniques : a case study from Malawi - The rapid evolution of small-basin irrigation on the Jos Plateau, Nigeria - A SWC system under threat : a visit to maku, Nigeria - Evolution of traditional techniques of soil conservation in the Bamileke region, West Cameroon

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