Book highlights promising approaches to address the needs of poor female farmers
Interesting reading on female farmers and gender issues we got from our inbox again. Promising approaches to address the needs of poor female farmers :
Interesting reading on female farmers and gender issues we got from our inbox again. Promising approaches to address the needs of poor female farmers :
For FarmFriday we share this interesting newsbit we found in our inbox from IRRI. IRRI News | 04 May 2010 | Los Baños, Philippines Rice
The Philippine Partnership for the Development of Human Resources in Rural Areas (PhilDHRRA) will be conducting a forum on May 18, 9:00am to 2:30pm, at
In the recently concluded 4th AFA General Assembly last April 23 in Ping Tung, Taiwan, the new officers of the Executive Committee for 2010-2015 were
So phosphorus is running out right? well, sort of, coz it turns out phosphorus can also be found in urban sewage. Will the phosphorus crisis
You’ve probably never heard of this crisis. After Peak Oil comes this news about Peak Phosphorus. Supposedly, this element, a key component of the global
Interesting pronouncements from the World Bank. Makes you wonder though, what it REALLY means… IPS | By Jim Lobe WASHINGTON, Apr 14, 2010 (IPS) –
FarmFriday shares this interesting newsbit from IPS. This highlights again the need to support agriculture in general and smallholder farmers in particular. IPS|By Stephen Leahy
MarketSunday shares this bit from Eldis. What can sustainable livelihoods approaches and pro-poor market approaches learn from each other? Similarities and complementarities between SL and
FarmFriday shares this nugget. Available for download is the report of the ileia organised conference on the Future of Family Farming. ileia organised a conference
Here’s an interesting approach taken by IFAD in facilitating environmental protection. Poor rural people manage vast areas of land and forest. They have the potential
Got this from our friend Diderik. HungerWednesday shares this informative book published by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars about the worrisome trend of
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