Publikasi

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  1. Journal Article 1999

    Farmers' perspectives on slash-and-burn as a land clearing method for small-scale rubber producers in Sepunggur, Jambi Province, Sumatra, Indonesia

    Quirine M Ketterings, Titus Tri Wibowo, Meine van Noordwijk and Eric Penot

  2. Magazine Article 1998

    Indonesia's fires: smoke as a problem, smoke as a symptom

    Thomas P Tomich, Achmad M Fagi, Genevieve Michon, Daniel Murdiyarso, Fred Stolle and Meine van Noordwijk

  3. Report 1998

    Environmental aspects of smallholder rubber agroforestry in Indonesia: reconcile production and environment

    Eric Penot and A F S Budiman

  4. Newspaper Article 1997

    Banning Slash-And-Burn is Impractical and Impossible, says Agricultural Research Consortium: Alternative technologies and policies Are needed to control smoke from fires

  5. Report 1997

    From shifting agriculture to sustainable rubber complex agroforestry systems (jungle rubber) in Indonesia: an history of innovations production and adoption process

    Eric Penot

  6. Report 1996

    Complex rubber agroforestry systems in Indonesia : an alternative to low productivity of jungle rubber conserving agroforestry practices and benefits. First results from on-farm experimentation in West-Kalimantan

    Eric Penot and Gede Mahabharata

  7. Report 1996

    Complex rubber agroforestry systems in Indonesia : an alternative to low productivity of jungle rubber conserving agroforestry practices and benefits. First results from on-farm experimentation in West-Kalimantan

    Eric Penot and Gede Wibawa

  8. Thesis 1995

    Evaluating the ecological sustainability of traditional slash-and-burn agriculture in Indonesia an examination of edaphic impacts

    Peter J.A. Kleinman

  9. Report 1995

    Site selection for alternatives to slash-and-burn in Indonesia: report on a site-selection exercise in Kalimantan and Sumatra. 18-17 August 1992

    A Ngaloken Gintings, Soetjipto Partoharjono, Taulana Sukandi, Soleh Sukmana, Kedi Suradisastra, Asmeen Khan, Fred Owino, M R Rao and Dennis P Garrity