Mountain research and development

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  Año 1999, Vol. 19, Número 4

  • Biophysical Aspects of Vegetative Soil and Water Conservation Practices in the Inter-Andean Valleys of Bolivia

    págs. 282-291

    

  • Impact of Live Barriers on Soil Erosion in the Pairumani Sub-catchment, Bolivia

    págs. 292-299

    

  • Implications of Live Barriers for Slope Stability in Andean Hillside Farming Systems

    págs. 300-306

    

  • Species for Niches: When and for Whom are Cover Crops Appropriate?

    págs. 307-312

    

  • Experiences with Crop Residue Cover and Direct Seeding in the Bolivian Highlands

    págs. 313-317

    

  • Selecting Legume Cover Crops for Hillside Experiments in Bolivia

    págs. 318-324

    

  • Annual Legume Species as Green Manures/Cover Crops in Low-Income Farming Systems of Nepal

    págs. 325-332

    

  • Productivity and Economic Benefits of Integrated Nutrient Management in Three Major Cropping Systems in the Mid-Hills of Nepal

    págs. 333-344

    

  • Potential Annual-Sown Legumes for Low-Income Systems in the East African Highlands of Southwestern Uganda

    págs. 345-353

    

  • Land Management on Semi-Arid Slopes in Eastern Kenya: Learning from Farmers' Diverse Practices

    págs. 354-363