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Brachiaria species occupy about 300,000 hectares in Asia, the South Pacific, and Australia. In Asia and the South Pacific, they are the most widely grown pasture grasses in the humid and subhumid tropics; in Australia, the area to which they are adapted is relatively small, but within it, Brachia...


Stür, Werner W.Hopkinson, J.M.Chen, C.P.[Regional experience with Brachiaria: Asia, the South Pacific, and Australia]Regional experience with Brachiaria: Asia, the South Pacific, and Australia

In the past, adoption of forage technologies has been poor. This paper considers the reasons for this low level of adoption and how the situation has changed in recent years. Experiences, mostly in south-east Asia and some in east Africa, have shown that participatory approaches in the developmen...


Roothaert, Ralph L.Horne, P.Stür, Werner W.[Integrating forage technologies on smallholder farms in the upland tropics]Integrating forage technologies on smallholder farms in the upland tropics

Peters, MichaelBolliger, Adrian M.Peters, MichaelStür, Werner W.Shelton, M.[Techfit feed intervention: Fodder trees and shrubs]Techfit feed intervention: Fodder trees and shrubs
Stür, Werner W.Truong Tan KhanhDuncan, Alan J.[Transformation of smallholder beef-cattle production in Vietnam]Transformation of smallholder beef-cattle production in Vietnam

Widespread interest by researchers in the forage potential of Arachis species in Asia, Africa, and the Pacific is relatively recent. But there are a few instances where forage Arachis is being used by farmers for heavily grazed pastures or as a cover crop in fruit tree operations. Forage Arachis ...


Stür, Werner W.Ndikumana, J.[Regional experience with forage Arachis in other tropical areas: Asia, Africa, and the Pacific]Regional experience with forage Arachis in other tropical areas: Asia, Africa, and the Pacific

Duncan, Alan J.Stür, Werner W.[Fodder and feed as a key opportunity for driving sustainable intensification of crop livestock systems in Ethiopia: Report from an 'early win' project]Fodder and feed as a key opportunity for driving sustainable intensification of crop livestock systems in Ethiopia: Report from an 'early win' project

In the past, adoption of forage technologies has been poor. This paper considers the reasons for this low level of adoption and how the situation has changed in recent years. Experiences, mostly in south-east Asia and some in east Africa, have shown that participatory approaches in the developmen...


Roothaert, Ralph L.Horne, P.Stür, Werner W.[Integrating forage technologies on smallholder farms in the upland tropics]Integrating forage technologies on smallholder farms in the upland tropics

Introduction of Stylosanthes species to south-east Asia commenced in 1949 and tended to follow the development of commercial cultivars in Australia. S. guianensis cultivars were introduced to humid and subhumid areas in Malaysia, Indonesia, southern Thailand, Philippines and China. S. humilis, S....


Guodao, LPhaikaew, CStür, Werner W.[Status of Stylosanthes development in other countries.II. Stylosanthes development and utilisation in China and southe-east Asia]Status of Stylosanthes development in other countries.II. Stylosanthes development and utilisation in China and southe-east Asia
Duncan, Alan J.Puskur, RanjithaStür, Werner W.[Enhancing adoption of fodder technologies: how can an innovation systems perspective help?]Enhancing adoption of fodder technologies: how can an innovation systems perspective help?
Horne, P.Stür, Werner W.Gabunada Junior, FAPhengsavanh, P[Prospects for introducing forages in smallholder farming systems in Southeast Asia]Prospects for introducing forages in smallholder farming systems in Southeast Asia

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