 | | CERES No. 148 July - August 1994
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 |  | | Cerescope |
|  | | Vietnam fights to stay afloat in sudden deluge of aid dollars |
| | | NGOs encourage Vietnamese counterparts |
| | | The forest sinister: researchers sound an alarm at Chernobyl |
| | | Taiwan farmers find a little a long way |
| | | The enemy of my enemy is my friend: OAU pits wasps against stem borers |
| | | Climbing for the top in Rwanda |
| | | Devaluation of the CFA franc: a shudder of upheaval in West Africa |
| | | Raining stones: Chiapas rebels fight for agrarian reform |
| | | Mexican numbers game |
| | | FAO in action |
| | | Centrepiece |
| | | Low-input farming : is it worth the work ? |
| | | The Kofyar variations |
| | | Where inventions were the mother of necessity |
| | | Gender analysis has a crucial role in planning workable farming systems |
| | | Labor in low-input systems: a bibliography |
| | | The toilers of the field |
| | | Features |
| | | Tekei : A farmer/consumer alliance succeeds in Japan |
| | | Books |
| | | The year of the hype: did pushing GATT through only profit the few? |
| | | Noted & noteworthy |
| | | Reactions |
