Research done under SIMLESA in dryland agricultural systems in high- and low-income countries has had great benefits for Australian farmers.
Innovations in Dryland Agriculture pp 239-256
Authors: Daniel Rodriguez; Peter de Voil; B. Power
Benesta Titus, John Sariah, and Moti Jaleta
This study of the AIPs showed that both women and men experienced an increase in the yields as a result of better agricultural training.
SIMLESA’s capacity-building initiatives targeted researchers and extension practitioners.
Title:Powering smallholder agriculture in Eastern and Southern Africa: how 2-wheel tractors increase farm power among smallholders
Author:Bastemeijer, E.Year:2015
International Food and Agr Business. Volume 19
Authors: Tesfaye, K., Sonder, K., Cairns, J., Magorokosho, C., Tarekegn, A., Kassie, G.T., … & Erenstein, O.
Institute for Environment and Sustainability (Joint Research Centre)
Authors: Gommes, René; Kayitakire, François, Columbia University. Earth Institute. International Research Institute for Climate and Society
Welcome to this second issue of the FACASI Newsletter, 2014