Implementing on-farm agroforestry research: lessons learned in Talamanca, Costa Rica
Por: Beer, J [autor/a].
Editor: Amsterdam (Países Bajos): Springer, 1991Descripción: 15 páginas: 1 tabla.ISSN: 1572-9680.Tema(s): AGROFORESTERIA
| EXPLOTACIONES AGRARIAS | INVESTIGACION | ZONA TROPICAL | COSTA RICA | AGROFORESTRY | FARMS | RESEARCH | TROPICAL ZONES | COSTA RICA -- Costa RicaRecursos en línea: eng
En: Agroforestry Systems (Países Bajos) Volumen 15, páginas 229-243Resumen: The rapid appraisal and farmer selection procedures, preceding the establishment of over fifty agroforestry research trials on farms in Talamanca, Costa Rica are described. The highest probability of success and impact of these long-term collaborative trials is obtained by selecting innovative, experienced, motivated and locally respected farmers. The methodological lessons learned from implementing three types of researcher managed trials (shade-cacao: black pepper on living support posts; timber production in boundary lines) are discussed. The importance of fitting farmer selection criteria to project objectives, experimental designs to on-farm limitations, and project goals to farmers' goals, are emphasized
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Biblioteca Conmemorativa Orton | Colección general | AV 631.58 no. 27 (Navegar estantería) | Disponible | Solicitar recurso a la biblioteca | BCO21088327 |
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The rapid appraisal and farmer selection procedures, preceding the establishment of over fifty agroforestry research trials on farms in Talamanca, Costa Rica are described. The highest probability of success and impact of these long-term collaborative trials is obtained by selecting innovative, experienced, motivated and locally respected farmers. The methodological lessons learned from implementing three types of researcher managed trials (shade-cacao: black pepper on living support posts; timber production in boundary lines) are discussed. The importance of fitting farmer selection criteria to project objectives, experimental designs to on-farm limitations, and project goals to farmers' goals, are emphasized
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