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Found 23 announcements associated to the institution International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
Living with Deserts: New South-South Partnership Launched
20-March-2006
A new south-south partnership to combat desertification was launched by the United Nations University (UNU), Tokyo, Japan, and the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA), at the Eighth International Conference on Dry Lands Development, held 25-28 February in Beijing. Read more of the announcement entitled 'Living with Deserts: New South-South Partnership Launched ' Micro-catchment Water Harvesting for Improved Vegetative Cover in the Syrian Badia 21-December-2005
This report presents findings of a study conducted in 1997-2001 in the Syria Badia to test different water-harvesting techniques for improving vegetative cover. Rainfed Wheat Productivity with Supplemental Irrigation in Al-Hasakeh, Northern Syria 14-December-2005
One of the most important findings of the research is that about half of supplemental irrigation amounts currently applied may be saved with only 10-15 % yield loss. Assessing On-Farm Water-Use Efficiency: A New Approach 7-December-2005
The studies reveal that even in the dry areas, which are characterized by water scarcity, available water is not used efficiently for agricultural production due to farmers’ practices and prevailing policies on water. Read more of the announcement entitled 'Assessing On-Farm Water-Use Efficiency: A New Approach' Supplemental Irrigation in Iran: Increasing and Stabilizing Wheat Yield in Rainfed Highlands. 30-November-2005
This report presents results of three studies conducted in Iran aimed at increasing and stabilizing rainfed wheat production using supplemental irrigation. |
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