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posted on 2023-05-22, 14:09 authored by Grist, P, Menz, K, Nelson, RThe predominant form of land use by smallholders on Imperata grassland is shifting cultivation. Shifting cultivation is also the land use with the most damaging ecological consequences, in terms of soil erosion and fire. This publication contains a report of a research project: Improving smallholder farming systems in Imperata areas of Southeast Asia: a bioeconomic modelling approach. The nature of the Imperata problem and the methodology used is outlined
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Improving smallholder farming systems in imperata areas of South-East Asia: alternatives to shifting cultivationEditors
K. Menz, D. Magcale-Macandog and I. Wayan RusastraPagination
203-217ISBN
1 86320 223 4Department/School
Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA)Publisher
ACIAR Monograph No. 52, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, CanberraPlace of publication
Canberra, ACTExtent
20Repository Status
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