Farmer participatory approaches to achieve fodder security in south Indian villages

B. Rajasekaran, D. Warren and Suresh Babu

Agriculture and Human Values, 1994, vol. 11, issue 2, 159-167

Abstract: Farmer participatory approaches were used to identify problems and needs as perceived by local people and to develop strategies to achieve fodder security in south Indian villages. Indigenous knowledge systems as they relate to agroforestry were explored. The farmer participatory approaches have laid the foundations for selecting appropriate agroforestry technologies and developing suitable fodder security policy options. Potential benefits and risks as a result of implementing agroforestry projects were also discussed. Copyright Kluwer Academic Publishers 1994

Date: 1994
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