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Faculty of Agriculture - ContinuedGrain Legume Crops in Monoculture and in Association.Presentation of research findings: Aworkshop organized by UNISWA Research Centre,and held at the Faculty of Agriculture, Universityof Swaziland, Luyengo, 13-14 November 2006.Ossom, E.M. and Nxumalo, M.H., Influence ofSweet Potato [Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam.] and GrainLegume Crops in Monoculture and in Associationon Crop Growth and Yield in Swaziland. Presentationof research findings: A workshop organizedby UNISWA Research Centre, and held at theFaculty of Agriculture, University of Swaziland,Luyengo, 13-14 November 2006.Ossom, E.M., Edje, O.T. and Nxumalo, M.H., Effectsof Growing Cassava, Field Bean and Groundnutin Monoculture and in Association in Swaziland.Paper presented at the Annual Research ResultsPresentation at Malkerns Research Station, 16-17August 2006.Ossom, E.M., Development of a National Scienceand Technology Policy, Kwaluseni Campus,UNESCO, MoE and UNISWA, 16 August 2006.Ossom E.M., Management of HIV and AIDS UsingMedicinal and Indigenous Food Plants, KwaluseniCampus, NRC, SIRMIP and UNISWA ResearchCentre, 20 February 2007.Ossom, E.M., Swaziland Society for AgriculturalExtension’s 7th Annual Conference, MphophomaConference Centre, Malkerns Research Station,Swaziland Society for Agricultural Extension, 5-9February 2007.Ossom, E.M., Edje, O.T., Mbewe, D.N., Wahome,P.K., Masarirambi, M.T., Shongwe, V.D. and Motsa,N. Biofuel workshop, Tum George Hotel, Manzini,Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy, 1-2March 2007.Ossom, E.M., RELAY: Media literacy training forresearchers and RELAY Partners’ Review Meeting,Mountain Inn, Mbabane, RELAY, March 4-8, 2007.Ossom, E.M., Panel Discussion on “Challenges offree-trade in Swaziland on agri-business and theway forward, Faculty of Agriculture, Luyengo,UMOBA and UNISWA, 15 March 2007.Edje, O. T. and Ossom, E. M. (2007). Agro forestry:Intercropping Jatropha with dry beans as strategyfor addressing global warming and food security.Paper presented at the 7th Annual Conference ofthe Swaziland Society for Agricultural Extension,held at Mphophoma, Conference and TrainingCentre, Malkerns Research Station, Malkerns,Swaziland, 5-9 February 2007.Edje, O. T. and Zwane, (2007). Effects of leaf andtassel removal on seed yield of maize. Paper presentedat the 7th Annual Conference of the SwazilandSociety for Agricultural Extension, held atMphophoma Conference and Training Centre,Malkerns Research Station, Malkerns, Swaziland,5-9 February 2007.Edje, O.T., Comparative study on the use of maizeseeds and seedlings on maize yields. “Presentationof research findings”: A workshop organized byUNISWA Research Centre, and held at the Facultyof Agriculture, University of Swaziland, Luyengo,13-14 November 2006.Edje, O.T. and Mavimbela E. K. Response of bambaragroundnut to varying inter-row and plantdensities “Presentation of research findings”: Aworkshop organized by UNISWA Research Centre,and held at the Faculty of Agriculture, Universityof Swaziland, Luyengo, 13-14 November 2006.Wahome, P.K. Can science and technology make adifference in development? Africa Technology PolicyStudies Network, Swaziland Chapter, 30th March2006.Tefera, S., B.J. Dlamini, and A.M. Dlamini 2006.Evaluation of Vegetation Diversity, Veld Condition,Soil Seed Bank Characteristics and Diet Selectionof Cattle in Swazi Rangelands. Seminar, UNISWAResearch Centre, Luyengo, November 13-14, 2006.Dube, M.A. Importance of information and communicationsTechnology in information sharing Feb6 2007 during and conference for the SwazilandSociety for Agricultural Extension, Mphophomaconference and Training Centre, Malkerns.30REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007
Faculty of Agriculture - ContinuedInternational Workshops and SeminarsManyatsi, A.M. (2006). Challenges in governanceof land resources in Swaziland. Paper presentedat Saferfrica expert consultation on governance ofland in the SADC region on 4th August 2006, Pretoria.5 Pages.Manyatsi, A.M. and Mwendera, E.J. (2006). Thecontribution of informal water development inimproving livelihood in Swaziland. A case ofMdonjane community. Paper presented atWARFSA/Watenet symposium held at Lilongwe,Malawi on the 1st to the 3rdof November 2006. 16Pages.Manyatsi, A.M. and Magongo, B. (2007). Policyand institutional aspects affecting agricultural wateruse in Swaziland. Paper presented in SADC Landand Water Management Applied Research andTraining Programme 2nd Scientific Symposiumheld at the Grand palm Hotel, Gaborone on 20-22February 2007. 14 Pages.Manyatsi, A.M. (2007). Urban agriculture as practicedin Manzini, Swaziland. Paper presented inSADC Land and Water Management Applied Researchand Training Programme 2nd ScientificSymposium held at the Grand Palm Hotel, Gaboroneon 20-22 February 2007. 9 pagesDlamini, S.T., B.J.; Dlamini, A.M. (2006). “Invasionof Chromolaena Odorata on the Lowveld of theKingdom of Swaziland and its Effect on HerbaceousLayer Productivity. 41st Annual Congress of theGrassland Society of Southern Africa, Bela SouthAfrica. 17-21 July 2006.Tefera, S., H.A. Snyman and G.N. Smith. 2006.Cattle-rangeland management practices and perceptionsof pastoralists towards rangeland degradationin the Borana zone of Southern Ethiopia. 41stAnnual Congress of Grassland Society of SouthernAfrica. July 17-21, 2006. Bela, South Africa.Tsabedze, W.N., and Tefera, S., 2006. Vegetationpatterns and nutrients in relation to grazing managementsystems in the highveld area of Swaziland.41st Annual Congress of Grassland Society ofSouthern Africa. July 17-21, 2006. Bela Bela, SouthAfrica.Mwendera, E.J., and P.M. Mazibuko (2006). Anassessment of the impacts of hot spring usage onwater quality in Swaziland. Paper presented at 6thWATERNET/WARFSA/GWP Annual Symposium,Lilongwe, Malawi, 1-3 November, 2006.Manyatsi, A.M., and E.J. Mwendera (2006). Thecontribution of informal water development inimproving livelihood in Swaziland: A case studyof Mdonjane community. Paper presented at 6thWATERNET/WARFSA/GWP Annual Symposium,Lilongwe, Malawi, 1-3 November, 2006.Mwendera, E.J., and N. M. Mamba (2006). Assessmentof the quality of water collected from rooftopsin Swaziland: A case study of Sigweni area. Paperpresented at 6th WATERNET/WARFSA/GWPAnnual Symposium, Lilongwe, Malawi, 1-3 November,2006.Dlamini ,A.M. and Sgwane, T.S. (2006). Managementand Welfare of Draught Mules in Swaziland.The 5th International Colloquium on WorkingEquines. 30th October to 2nd November 2006, AddisAbaba, Ethiopia.Ndlela, Z.P., Dlamini A.M. & Mkhwanazi, M.M.(2007). Water Pollution in the Mzimnene River inManzini, Swaziland. 2nd SADC Land and WaterScientific Symposium, Gaborone, Botswana, February2007.Dlamini, A.M. and Mhazo, N. (2007). The Viabilityof Mule Logging in the Forestry Industry of Swaziland:A Case Study of Sappi Usuthu. SNAT-ATNESA Regional Workshop on Animal Tractor,Pretoria 6-9 March 2007.Mhazo N., Dlamini A.M. (2007). Use of DraughtAnimal Power in Swaziland. SAMAT-ATNESARegional Workshop on Animal Tractor, Pretoria 6-9 March, 2007.Mhazo, N. and Dlamini A.M. A review of the useof draught animal power in Swaziland. 5 page -paper presented at a regional workshop on animaltraction held at Saint George Hotel, Pretoria. 6-9March, 2007.Dlamini A. M. and Mhazo N. Challenges and constraintsfaced when using mules for logging inSwaziland.5 page-paper presented at a regional31REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007
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