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Faculty of Agriculture - Continuedworkshop on animal traction held at Saint GeorgeHotel, Pretoria. 6-9 March, 2007.Ossom, E.M. and Matsenjwa V.N., Mulch influencesecological characteristics of sugar bean (Phaseolusvulgaris L.) in Swaziland: Paper presented at the 7thWaterNet/WARFSA/GWP-SA symposium heldin Lilongwe, Malawi, 1-3 November 2006.Dlamini, G.S., Ossom E.M., Mbewe D.N. and EdjeO.T., Soil and nutrient loss in sugarcane (Saccharumofficinarum L.) under centre-pivot irrigation systemin Swaziland, Paper presented at the 7th Water-Net/WARFSA/GWP-SA symposium held inLilongwe, Malawi, 1-3 November 2006.Motsa, N. Combined Congress 2007 for Soil Science,Crop Production and Horticultural Sciences 22-25thJanuary 2007. Badplaas, South Africa. Sponsoredby the Crop Production Department, University ofSwaziland. Paper presented: Plant shoot age andtemperature effects on essential oil yield and oilcomposition of geranium (Pelargonium sp) grownin South Africa.Dlamini, M.P., Mabuza, H.D. & Dlamini, B.M. (2006).Success and competence in agricultural businessby retired military officers in Swaziland. Proceedingsof the Association of International AgriculturalExtension and Education (AIAEE) 22ndAnnual Conference, Clearwater, Florida, U.S.A.,May 14-18. pp 174-182.Dlamini, B.M., Simelane, K., Keregero, K.J. andDlamini, M.P. (2006). Perceptions of farmers regardinghome gardening in promoting householdfood security in Swaziland. Proceedings of theAssociation of International Agricultural Extensionand Education (AIAEE) 22nd Annual Conference,Clearwater, Florida, U.S.A., May 14-18. pp 163-173.Dlamini, B. M & Dlamini, M. P. (2007). Entrepreneurshipas Core Element in Colleges of Agriculture Training.Paper presented in the 5th GCHERA Conferenceon Innovation and Leadership for Relevant Changein Agriculture held at San Jose, Costa Rica, March5-8, 2007.Sithole, M.M. was one of the facilitators at theInternational Biometrics Workshop organized byILRI and held at the Department of Statistical Sciences,University of Cape Town, Cape Town, SouthAfrica, 26-30 June 2006.Sithole, M.M. (2006). Some Thoughts on How toUse the Teaching Guides. ILRI 2006 Biometrics andResearch Methods Teaching Resource Version 1.(ed John Rowlands). ILRI (International LivestockResearch Institute), Nairobi, Kenya. A paper in theProceedings of the International BiometricsWorkshop held at the Department of StatisticalSciences, University of Cape Town, Cape Town,South Africa, 26-30 June 2006. Sithole, M.M. (2006).Experimental Design With Case Study 9. ILRI 2006.Biometrics and Research Methods Teaching ResourceVersion 1. (ed John Rowlands). ILRI (InternationalLivestock Research Institute), Nairobi,Kenya. A paper in the Proceedings of the InternationalBiometrics Workshop held at the Departmentof Statistical Sciences, University of Cape Town,Cape Town, 26-30 June 2006.Sithole, M.M. (2006). Baseline and Follow-up HouseholdSurvey for the Monitoring and Evaluation ofthe PORECO Project (Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission of HIV). A paper presented atthe “Third Secure The Future” Annual ReviewMeeting held at the Drakensburg Sun in Ladysmith,South Africa, 31 October, 2006 to 3 November, 2006.Sithole, M.M. (2006). The Impact of Food Aid OnLong-Term Sustainability Of Food Security InSwaziland. A Paper Presented at the UNECA AnnualGroup Meeting On The Impact Of Food AidAnd Agricultural Subsidies On Long-Term SustainabilityOf Food Security In Southern Africa inLusaka, Zambia, 13 – 15 December 2006.INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION OF UN-ISWA:Panin, A. 18-19 SEPTEMBER 2006 represented theuniversity at the 9th Meeting of Agricultural EconomicsEducation Board (AEEB) of The CollaborativeMasters Program in Agricultural and Applied32REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007
Faculty of Agriculture - ContinuedEconomics (CMAAE) in Eastern, Central, andSouthern Africa Network held in Pretoria, SouthAfrica. The meeting was sponsored by AfricanEconomics Research Consortium (AERC).Panin, A. 23-25 March, 2007 represented the Universityat the 10th Meeting of Agricultural EconomicsEducation Board (AEEB) of The CollaborativeMasters Program in Agricultural and AppliedEconomics (CMAAE) in Eastern, Central, andSouthern Africa Network held in Kampala, Uganda.The meeting was sponsored by African EconomicsResearch Consortium (AERC).Dlamini, M.P. Training of Trainer Workshop”. Representedthe University Of Swaziland, Faculty ofAgriculture 10-13 October, 2006, Held at the NationalUniversity of Lesotho, Roma, LesothoSponsored by National University of Lesotho,Rockefeller Foundation, ITOCA, WHO, FAO andTEALL-Mann Library-Cornell UniversityDube, M.A. National Coordinator, ATPS Network,Maputo. Mozambique, Nov/Dec 2006. The meetingwas sponsored by ATPS Network.CONSULTANCYSTAFF MEMBER(S) TITLE OF ORGANISATION DURATION DATECONSULTANCYCOMPLETEDSimelane, H.S. Monitoring and Family Health Inter- 3 years December 2006Sithole, M.M. Evaluation of the national (FHI)/Zindela, N. “Secure the Future” Bristol Myers-SquibbMkhonta, R.N. Operational Researchand CommunityBased Programme forHIV/AIDS (PORECOProject).UNIVERSITY RELATED COMMUNITY SERVICESTAFF MEMBER(S) DEPARTMENT TYPE OF COMMUNITY COMMUNITY DATESSERVICEShandomo, M.N. APH Veterinary Clinical and Swaziland at Large Since 1990LivestockDlamini, A.M. APH Chairman of Dairy Dairy Industry From Nov. 2006Industry Stakeholdersto-dateCo-coordinating Comm.Mhazo, N. LUM Developed an advertise- Swaziland ReviewMkwanazi, M. ment for the Faculty of 2007AgricultureShongwe,V. D. Crop Production Extension work- Nkwene Area Nov. 2006-Masarirambi, M.T. Vegetable Production- ongoingNkwene IrrigationScheme33REPORT OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR 2006-2007
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