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6.Strategyfor researchJustificationfor researchGuiding principlesProjectsustainabilityPriorityproduction systemsPriorityresearchable areasPrivatesectorparticipationOpportunitiesfor ILRI7.Conclusions andrecommendationsProjectsResearchableareasResourcerequirementsRole of ILRIReferencesRainfedanimalagriculture innine countriesCambodiaChinaIndonesiaLaoPDRMalaysiaMyanmarThePhilippinesThailandVietnamItineraryListof personsmetListof acronyms
List of TablesTable 1.Table 2.Animalpopulationsand meat productionin South-EastAsiaImportanceof rainfed agriculture inSouth-EastAsiaTable 3.Human andanimalpopulations,food demandandland usein the twoAEZsof AsiaTable 4. Valueof animalproducts inthe twoAEZsof Asia(averagefor 1987–1989)Table 5.Table 6.Table 7.Table 8.Table 9.Rice-growing environments(non-irrigated) in Asia:importance,constraints,varietiesandchallengesImportantcropsandcropping patternsin farmingsystemsin the rainfed lowlandanduplandsMain crop–animalinteractions inmixedfarming systemsSome examplesof crop–animal interactionsin South-EastAsiaSummaryof financialbenefits fromexperimentalsmallholdercrop–animal systemsinthe ASEAN sub-regionTable 10. Summaryof themainsocio-economicconstraintstosmallfarmersin crop–animalsystemsinthe ASEAN countriesTable 11. Institutions andorganisational structuresin South-EastAsiaTable 12. Situational analysisof crop–animal systemsinthe lowlandsand uplandsTable 13. Prioritiesfor research andtraining bysub-regionin South-EastAsiaTable A1.Important diseasesof animalsinCambodiaTable A2.Net incomeandexpendituresof farmersusingtraditionalandimproved crop–animalsystemsonSumatera(1992–1994)Table A3.Characterisation of crop–animal farmingsystemsin the PhilippinesTable A4.Interventionsin crop–animalsystemsin thePhilippinesTable A5.Summaryof policies/issuesaffectingsmallholdercrop–animalproduction systeminthe PhilippinesTable A6.Someanimaldiseasesreportedin Vietnam
Page 2 and 3: Affiliation of Authors:Dr C. Devend
Page 7 and 8: AcknowledgementsThe International L
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Page 13 and 14: Introduction2. Characterisation and
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Page 21 and 22: Multiple upland annual crop systems
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IAS. 1995. Proceedings of the Works
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or waterlogged in the wet season an
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Table A1. Important diseases of ani
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• Increased cropping intensities,
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the animal output came from pigs al
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18-21° North, with an average rain
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In the Nusa Tenggara islands, signi
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Women work 11.5 h/day on average co
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Various Australian forage projects
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village production systems; to stud
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The availability of feed in rubber
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of the Ayeyarwady and Sittang river
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Constraints and opportunitiesInadeq
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gaining in importance, and signific
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Table A3. Characterisation of crop-
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Table A4. Interventions in crop-ani
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Table A4. Continued.Project TitleGo
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otations are practised, and there a
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such as abortion. Vaccination cover
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large areas of forests (3.4 million
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Table A6. Some animal diseases repo
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Appendix IIItineraryThe Philippines
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26 November 1996 am Visit to small
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Appendix IIIList of persons metPhil
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Mr Chhiv Nan, Acting Director, Depa
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Dr U Maung Ngint, Managing Director
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List of acronymsAARDACIARADBAEZAIBP
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