Environmental arrears to the impoverished hillside farmers in Xaymaca
Por: Reyes Pacheco, Armando [autor/a]
| IICA, Kingston (Jamaica)
| (5 : Congreso Internacional de ALACEA La Transformación de la Empresa en la Agricultura (5 : 16-19 Set 1996 : San José, Costa Rica).
Series Miscellaneous Publication A2/JM (IICA); no. 97-001. Editor: Kingston, Jamaica: IICA, 1996Descripción: 16 páginas.Tipo de contenido: texto ISSN: 0534-5391.Tema(s): MEDIO AMBIENTE| Tipo de ítem | Ubicación actual | Colección | Signatura | Copia número | Estado | Fecha de vencimiento | Código de barras |
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There is litlle documented empirical evidence to suppoport popular claims of widespread rampant watershed degradation in Jamaica. Whilst it undobtedly occurs, it is confined to specific locations. Farming systems as practiced by hillside farmers favour natural regeneration adn compatibility due to being low-intensive and highly diversidies crop-mix farming systems. Small hillside farmers on public or private and play a major role in the protection of the watersheds, notwithstanding the fact that their farming systems are not compatible nor enduring. Hence in summary, their farming systems appear to be environmentally friendly as sustainable as long as the incentive systems that encompass them are ensured.


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