Vol. 72 (1998): Supplement | Transactions of the Zimbabwe Scientific Association

Published: 1998-01-01

Enviromental adaptation and performance of various agroforestry tree species in Zimbabwe.

Ben H. Dzowela

2-9

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18496

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Performance of some multipurpose tree species: the Forestry Commission experience.

A. Mushaka, D. Maruzane

10-14

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18497

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Annual legumes for improving soil fertility in the smallholder maize-based systems in Zimbabwe.

D. Hikwa, S.R. Waddington.

15-26

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18498

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Crop-livestock interactions: considerations of direct and indirect utilisation of MPTs and/or herbaceous biomass in soil fertility management.

L.R. Ndlovu

27-30

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18499

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Soil fertility replenishment through agroforestry systems in two contrasting agro-ecological zones of Zimbabwe.

P.L. Mafongoya, B.H. Dzowela

31-42

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18500

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The potential role of agroforestry in maintaining soil fertility on communal dambos of Matopo: towards a holistic approach to dambo management.

Daniel Sithole

43-47

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18501

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Changing C and N Levels of miombo woodland litter.

F. Mutambanengwe

48-54

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18502

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The value of trees in low input agriculture systems in Zimbabwe.

Petros Nyathi

55-59

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18503

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Opportunities for the introduction of pigeon peas into smallholder farming systems in Zimbabwe.

P. Mapfumo, P. Mafongoya, S. Mpepereki

60-65

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18504

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An assessment of alternative perennials for use in agroforestry systems of smallholder farmers.

Sam Muchena

66-68

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18505

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Forestry extension services contribution towards agroforestry for soil fertility improvement.

Judith T. Nyakabau

69-71

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18506

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Improved fallows for sustainable food security in eastern Zambia.

Freddie Kwesiga

72-83

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18507

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Introduction of improved fallows of Sesbania and pigeon pea under a maize stand.

C. Nyakanda, I.K. Mariga, B.H. Dzowela, H. Murwira, N. Tinofireyi

84-87

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18508

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Nutrient balances in improved fallows of Sesbania sesban in a maize-based system in sandy soils of Zimbabwe.

C. Chibudu

88-92

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18509

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A synopsis of ICRAF's first agroforestry technology dissemination planning workshop, Kadoma Ranch Motel, 28-30 July 1997, Kadoma.

P.R. Makaya

93-95

DOI:

10.4314/tzsa.v72i2.18510

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Articles

Enviromental adaptation and performance of various agroforestry tree species in Zimbabwe.

DOI:

Performance of some multipurpose tree species: the Forestry Commission experience.

DOI:

Annual legumes for improving soil fertility in the smallholder maize-based systems in Zimbabwe.

DOI:

Crop-livestock interactions: considerations of direct and indirect utilisation of MPTs and/or herbaceous biomass in soil fertility management.

DOI:

Soil fertility replenishment through agroforestry systems in two contrasting agro-ecological zones of Zimbabwe.

DOI:

The potential role of agroforestry in maintaining soil fertility on communal dambos of Matopo: towards a holistic approach to dambo management.

DOI:

Changing C and N Levels of miombo woodland litter.

DOI:

The value of trees in low input agriculture systems in Zimbabwe.

DOI:

Opportunities for the introduction of pigeon peas into smallholder farming systems in Zimbabwe.

DOI:

An assessment of alternative perennials for use in agroforestry systems of smallholder farmers.

DOI:

Forestry extension services contribution towards agroforestry for soil fertility improvement.

DOI:

Improved fallows for sustainable food security in eastern Zambia.

DOI:

Introduction of improved fallows of Sesbania and pigeon pea under a maize stand.

DOI:

Nutrient balances in improved fallows of Sesbania sesban in a maize-based system in sandy soils of Zimbabwe.

DOI:

A synopsis of ICRAF's first agroforestry technology dissemination planning workshop, Kadoma Ranch Motel, 28-30 July 1997, Kadoma.

DOI:

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