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Testing practical ways to reduce labour and increase nutrition on Timor‑Leste farms

A collaborative research project is working with farmers to test practical ways to reduce labour demands while increasing productivity and nutrition.

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From promise to profit: small ruminants transform livelihoods in Ethiopia

Community‑based breeding programs improve ruminant productivity, connect farmers to markets and create lasting livelihood impact.

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Agribusiness

Improving outcomes for smallholders and their partners from participating in agrifood chains
Crops

Improving food security and farmers’ livelihood through more productive and sustainable crops
Fisheries

Improving fishers’ livelihoods from productive aquatic farming systems and sustainable fisheries
Forestry

Improving outcomes for smallholders and their partners from participating in agrifood chains
Horticulture

Improving fruit, vegetable and ornamental crop production.
Livestock systems

Developing more productive, profitable and sustainable livestock systems
Soil & land management

Introducing conservation agriculture
Water

Managing overuse of the world’s water resources
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Publication
Fusarium wilt of bananas: An integrated disease management manual

This manual will help advisors and growers to understand and manage Fusarium wilt.

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Publication
Strengthening incentives for improved grassland management in China and Mongolia

This report focuses on the outcomes of ACIAR investment that investigated the opportunities to strengthen incentives for improved grassland management.