Research done under SIMLESA in dryland agricultural systems in high- and low-income countries has had great benefits for Australian farmers.
Presentation on policy lobbying efforts for the scaling out of SIMLESA in Ethiopia.
1. Introduction Agriculture in Zimbabwe is characterized by a dualistic structure.
The Australian-funded SIMLESA research program underway in 11 African countries is helping farmers grow drought-tolerant and improved varieties of maize and legumes using conservation agriculture techniques.
Frédéric Baudron & Brian Sims & Scott Justice & David G. Kahan & Richard Rose & Saidi Mkomwa & Pascal Kaumbutho & John Sariah & Raymond Nazare & Girma Moges & Bruno Gérard
A training program for hire service providers
A report on SIMLESA’s phase I challenges and achievements in preparation for the program’s second phase.
African Crop Science Proceedings Vol. 10 pp. 283-286
Authors: Amane M.I.V.; Dias D.J.B.; Chirwa R.; Rubyogo J.C. e ;Tembo F.
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This report written in Swahili, explains the important of writing agricultural documents in local languages.
