 | CERES No. 109 (FAO Ceres, 1986, 50 p.) |
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|  | Cerescope |
| | Climatologists fear prolonged drought in Sahelian zone |
| | Mosquito control aided by tiny fish with big appetite |
| | New cropping system reveals promise for low-input farming |
| | Frogs' usefulness cited in campaign to ban their export from India |
| | Loss of markets feared for Sudan's gum arabic output |
| | New species, techniques help to rehabilitate African fishponds |
| | Local language use helping to spread new farming techniques |
| | Integrated approach adopted by Rwanda for fishery project |
| | FAO in Action |
| | Centrepiece |
| | The case against cheap credit |
| | The potential for domestic savings |
| | Other articles |
| | Food security and the integration of agriculture: Options and dilemmas |
| | Agricultural productivity and the ageing process |
| | ''...a sense of their own effectiveness'' |
| | Book reviews |
| | Counting on sheep: historical perspective on a happy partnership |
| | Development policy: overestimating the capacity to change things |
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