Sustainable hillside agriculture in Central America: institutions, technology, policy
Central America faces a growing crisis in tis predominant hillside agriculture because of deforestation, loss of biological diversity, soil deterioration, and water contamination. It considers that technology can improve agricultural sustainability through environmentally compatible production techniques, remedial technology, and farmings systems that combine trees, plants, and animals in beneficial ways. This adds to the complexity and magnitude of necessary research by increasing the components, interactions, and basic research involved. (MIBA)
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Cali (Colombia)
1991
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