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| SOIL FERTILITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH
AGROFORESTRY IN ZIMBABWE Proceedings of the Second National Agroforestry Seminar: 9-10 October 1997, Kadoma Hotel and Conference Centre, Kadoma, Zimbabwe Preface |
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| Official opening. Mushonga, J.N. |
1 | |
| Enviromental adaptation and performance of
various agroforestry tree species in Zimbabwe. Dzowela, B.H. Abstract |
2-9 | |
| Performance of some multipurpose tree
species: the Forestry Commission experience. Mushaka, A. & D. Maruzane. Abstract |
10-14 | |
| Annual legumes for improving soil fertility
in the smallholder maize-based systems in
Zimbabwe. Hikwa, D. & S.R. Waddington. Abstract |
15-26 | |
| Crop-livestock interactions: considerations
of direct and indirect utilisation of MPTs and/or
herbaceous biomass in soil fertility management. Ndlovu, L.R. Abstract |
27-30 | |
| Soil fertility replenishment through
agroforestry systems in two contrasting
agro-ecological zones of Zimbabwe. Mafongoya, P.L. & B.H. Dzowela. Abstract |
31-42 | |
| The potential role of agroforestry in
maintaining soil fertility on communal dambos of
Matopo: towards a holistic approach to dambo
management. Sithole, D. Abstract |
43-47 | |
| Changing C and N Levels of miombo woodland
litter. Mutambanengwe, F. Abstract |
48-54 | |
| The value of trees in low input agriculture
systems in Zimbabwe. Nyathi, P. Abstract |
55-59 | |
| Opportunities for the introduction of pigeon
peas into smallholder farming systems in
Zimbabwe. Mapfumo, P. Mafongoya & S. Mpepereki. Abstract |
60-65 | |
| An assessment of alternative perennials for
use in agroforestry systems of smallholder
farmers. Muchena, S. Abstract |
66-68 | |
| Forestry extension services contribution
towards agroforestry for soil fertility
improvement. Nyakabau, J. Abstract |
69-71 | |
| Improved fallows for sustainable food
security in eastern Zambia. Kwesiga, F. Abstract |
72-83 | |
| Introduction of improved fallows of Sesbania
and pigeon pea under a maize stand. Nyakanda, C., I.K. Mariga, B.H. Dzowela, H. Murwira & N. Tinofireyi. Abstract |
84-87 | |
| Nutrient balances in improved fallows of
Sesbania sesban in a maize-based system in sandy
soils of Zimbabwe. Chibudu, C. Abstract |
88-92 | |
| A synopsis of ICRAF's first agroforestry
technology dissemination planning workshop,
Kadoma Ranch Motel, 28-30 July 1997, Kadoma. Makaya, P.R. |
93-95 | |
| General Discussions: Synthesized summary. | 96 | |
| Group Discussions | 97-100 | |
| Workshop Conclusions and lessons learnt. Shumba, E.M. |
101-102 | |
| Appendix. List of participants | 103-104 | |