Norman Uphoff
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Biological Approaches to Regenerative Soil Systems
Agriculture in the 21st century will need considerable modification to remain both productive and sustainable. Greater production is needed to meet the needs of our still-growing populations and to combat hunger and poverty.
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Rattan Lal
Peter R. Hobbs
Norman Uphoff
Sustainable Agriculture and the International Rice-Wheat System
Addressing a topic of major importance to the maintenance of world food supplies, this reference identifies knowledge gaps, defines priorities, and formulates recommendations for the improvement of the rice-wheat farming system.
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Rattan Lal
Clive A. Edwards
David O. Hansen
Herbert W. Ockerman
Norman Uphoff
David Pimentel, Ph.D.
R.P. Narwal
Fred Hitzhusen
Luther Tweeten
William Lacy
G. Edward Schuh
Richard Meyer
Ashok Seth
Poul Hansen
Richard Harwood
Gurneeta Vasudeva
Paul Robbins
P. Hazell
Judith A. Narvhus
Kandukuri Raman
Prem P. Jauhar
Alan Randall
Shahla Shapouri
Amit Roy
Sara J. Scherr
Gary Frasier
M.S. Swaminathan
Ramesh S. Kanwar
Bal Ram Singh
S.K. DeDatta
Lopa Basu
R.S. Antil
Dina Umali-Deininger
Gurdev S. Khush
Laura R. Lacy
Nirali Bora
Katherine J. Lee
Rachel S. Doughty
Courtney Carothers
Sonja Lamberson
Food Security and Environmental Quality in the Developing World
Can developing countries meet the food requirements of their growing populations without jeopardizing a natural resource base that is already under great stress?
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Norman Uphoff
Improving International Irrigation Management With Farmer Participation
This book presents lessons from indigenous and government-managed irrigation systems worldwide and proposes workable approaches to participatory irrigation management in both the large- and small-scale contexts.
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Norman Uphoff
Agroecological Innovations
The world's food supply needs to rise significantly, yet both arable and water supplies per capita are decreasing. Not only are modern agricultural methods beyond the reach of those suffering the greatest food insecurity but they are also ecologically damaging, relying upon fossil energy and chemical inputs.
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