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Live fence posts in Costa Rica: compilation of the farmer's beliefs and technologies

Por: Budowski, G | Russo A, R.O.
Editor: 1993Tema(s): CERCA VIVA | BIOMASA | FERTILIDAD DEL SUELO | FIJACION DEL NITROGENO | USOS | PODA | PLANTACION FORESTAL | COSTA RICA | HEDGES | BIOMASS | SOIL FERTILITY | NITROGEN FIXATION | USES | PRUNING | FOREST PLANTATIONS | COSTA RICAClasificación CDD: 31653 En: Journal of Sustainable Agriculture (EUA) v. 3(2) p. 65-87Resumen: Live fence posts are widely used in Costa Rica and other Central American countries as a sustainable agricultural practice. The Costa Rican farmer's empirical knowledge was compiled through a questionnaire, field measurements and literature review. Ninety two management practices (preparation of stakes, planting, attaching wire, pruning regimes) and the various uses are discussed. The biomass production of a kilometer of one live fence was measured. It is concluded that this is indeed a very promising sustainable practice which deserves more research and dissemination.
Tipo de ítem Ubicación actual Colección Signatura Estado Fecha de vencimiento Código de barras
Analítica Analítica Biblioteca Conmemorativa Orton
Colección de revistas Disponible E31653

Ilus. 3 tab. 54 ref. Sum. (En)

Live fence posts are widely used in Costa Rica and other Central American countries as a sustainable agricultural practice. The Costa Rican farmer's empirical knowledge was compiled through a questionnaire, field measurements and literature review. Ninety two management practices (preparation of stakes, planting, attaching wire, pruning regimes) and the various uses are discussed. The biomass production of a kilometer of one live fence was measured. It is concluded that this is indeed a very promising sustainable practice which deserves more research and dissemination.

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