One of the goals of the Consultative Group on International kgricultural Research (CGIAR) is to Mop strategies and research methods to cope with increasing demand for food production in light of degrading arvironments. This commitment to integrate growth and povwty alleviation with anbnmental protection was runford by Agenda 21 (CGIm 1993). A large proponion of the wrld's poor live in the harsh environments of the arid and semi-arid tropics. It is one of ICRISATs goals to denlop innovative techniques to improve the impact of its nsearch on the nutritional and &onomic wdl being of low-income people in these environments. Developing methods to bring farmas Md sdentists closer together har been one of the approaches used to achieve rese...
The arid zone of northwestern India is a unique adaptation zone for crop plants because of its perva...
The role of straw yield and quality in farmers' decisions about the adoption of pearl millet cultiva...
Farmers participation in the process of on-farm research does not only enrich the speed up of inform...
The role of local farmers in ICRISAT's pearl millet improvement project for Rajasthan has changed: ...
The objectives of the workshop were to describe the effects of farmers' own seed management practice...
It is the objective of this chapter to explore opportunities for involving farmers in the process of...
With the continuing degradation of namral resource base, adverse climate change effects on crop p...
Pearl millet is grown in about 10 million hectares in India producing 7 million tonnes of grains (Go...
Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) is grown on more than 27 million ha in some of the most marginal ...
This is the submission to the CGIAR that led to ICRISAT being awarded the 1996 King Baudouin Award f...
Farmers in western Rajasthan (northwest India) produce and maintain their landrace populations of pe...
This paper presents information from a study on farmers' seed-management practices growing pearl mil...
Improved cultivars of pearl millet have been widely adopted in Tamil Nadu State of India, with both ...
Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum [L.] R.Br.) is the staple food and fodder crop of farmers in the se...
A newly formed NGO, operating in Barmer district in western Rajasthan, applied and modified methods...
The arid zone of northwestern India is a unique adaptation zone for crop plants because of its perva...
The role of straw yield and quality in farmers' decisions about the adoption of pearl millet cultiva...
Farmers participation in the process of on-farm research does not only enrich the speed up of inform...
The role of local farmers in ICRISAT's pearl millet improvement project for Rajasthan has changed: ...
The objectives of the workshop were to describe the effects of farmers' own seed management practice...
It is the objective of this chapter to explore opportunities for involving farmers in the process of...
With the continuing degradation of namral resource base, adverse climate change effects on crop p...
Pearl millet is grown in about 10 million hectares in India producing 7 million tonnes of grains (Go...
Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) is grown on more than 27 million ha in some of the most marginal ...
This is the submission to the CGIAR that led to ICRISAT being awarded the 1996 King Baudouin Award f...
Farmers in western Rajasthan (northwest India) produce and maintain their landrace populations of pe...
This paper presents information from a study on farmers' seed-management practices growing pearl mil...
Improved cultivars of pearl millet have been widely adopted in Tamil Nadu State of India, with both ...
Pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum [L.] R.Br.) is the staple food and fodder crop of farmers in the se...
A newly formed NGO, operating in Barmer district in western Rajasthan, applied and modified methods...
The arid zone of northwestern India is a unique adaptation zone for crop plants because of its perva...
The role of straw yield and quality in farmers' decisions about the adoption of pearl millet cultiva...
Farmers participation in the process of on-farm research does not only enrich the speed up of inform...