Conservation Agriculture With Trees: Principles and Practice

Author or Institution as Author
Joseph Mutua,
Co-authors

Jonathan Muriuki, Peter Gachie, Mieke Bourne and Jude Capis

Resource Type
Curated Content
Category
Best Practice
Date of Publication
Sep 01, 2014
Language
English
Description/Abstract

This guide was prepared as a result of training sessions conducted between May
and August 2012 in Kenya and Tanzania for extension agents from the Ministry of Agriculture, Landcare and World Vision in Kenya; and from the Ministry of Agriculture
& Food Security, Division of Forestry & Beekeeping, Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism in Tanzania as well as those from World Wildlife Fund (WWF). These agents work in partnership with the IFAD funded EverGreen Agriculture (EGA)project areas of Machakos County in Kenya, and Mbarali District in Tanzania. It is expected that they will be able to stay in touch and support farmers with knowledge gained at these trainings, to increase the adoption of Conservation Agriculture (CA) and Agroforestry (AF) as well as participation in Landcare approaches.

Institution
ICRAF
Citation

Joseph Mutua, Jonathan Muriuki, Peter Gachie, Mieke Bourne and Jude Capis. ICRAF, 2014. Conservation Agriculture With Trees: Principles and Practice. Nairobi, Kenya.

URL
http://www.worldagroforestry.org/downloads/Publications/PDFS/TM17693.pdf
Copyright/Licence
Unknown

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