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  1. For Your Economic Interest

    1996-10-19 SUPPLEMENTAL CURRENCY.Currency serves two uses in a community. It buys goods and services from outside the community. Until then, it recirculates within the community making economic activity possible. A common lament heard throughout much of our overseas network is, "It just makes no sense....
     

  2. Comparison Charts of Tropical Crops

    1996-10-19 By Franklin W. Martin and Michael P. Fennema The questions of what crops should be grown and how they should be used are never completely answered. Furthermore, there is no document or person that can provide all the answers desired. Agriculture always involves trial and error, experimenting and...
     

  3. Chart 6 - A Comparison of Roots and Tubers

    1996-10-19
     

  4. Chapter 2. Vegetables and Small Fruits in the Tropics

    1996-10-19 Vegetables and small fruits supply essential vitamins and minerals while adding variety and interest to the diet. Produce can also bring a high price in the market and provide additional household income. Vegetable use varies by region, culture, and social group. One of the first changes people...
     

  5. Working With Trees

    1996-10-19 Limit Fertilizer After Transplanting Trees and Shrubs Watering Cups Used in Planting Trees Successful Method of Taking Fruit Trees from the States to Zaire Mud Dip for Roots When Transplanting Tree Spacing Numbers Grow Small Fruit Trees in Circles Danger Signal of Heavy Flowering "The Living...
     

  6. Soil Types

    1996-10-19 Composting and Hill Culture The Haiti Mix for Starting Seedlings A Peat Substitute Made from Coconuts Removing Salts from Container-Grown Plants Book Review:Saline Agriculture: Salt-Tolerant Plants for Developing Countries Salt Tolerance in Leucaena? Some Helpful Facts About Salinity Planting in...
     

  7. Chart 3 - A Comparison of Pulses (Dried Legumes used for Cooking)

    1996-10-19 All are propagated by seed, the scarlet runner may also be propagated by roots.
     

  8. Chart 3 - A Comparison of Pulses (Dried Legumes used for Cooking)

    1996-10-19 All are propagated by seed, the scarlet runner may also be propagated by roots.
     

  9. Dryland Techniques and Mulches

    1996-10-19 Zai Holes Harness Termites to Increase Crop Yields Grass Mulch: An Innovative Way of Gardening in the Dry Tropics Colored Plastic Mulches Thick Mulch for No-Till Gardens Rice Hull Mulch
    Mulch Zai Hole
     

  10. Health and Parasites

    1996-10-19 Two Series on Veterinary Care:Raising Healthy [Animals] Under Primitive ConditionsandEthnoveterinary Medicine in Asia Book Review:Natural Veterinary Medicine Poultry in Tick Control on Cattle Tick Control Potential Homemade Dewormer for Goats Veterinary Students at Michigan State University are...