The Lao Journal of Agriculture and Forestry is a technical journal which is published to record and disseminate the results of research in agricultural disciplines within the Lao PDR.The journal also aims to provide a forum of exchange of ideas between researchers andpolicy makers.  

This toolbook provides value chain practitioners with an easy-to-use tools for value chain analysis, with a focus on poverty, gender, and social inclusion.

Edition 9 of Mung Central, the official newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN)

Edition 8 of Mung Central, the official newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network

The facts of LIFE: An introduction to a new model of agricultural extension for conflict-vulnerable areas of the Philippine

This is a Khmer translation of the original version in English. This guide is intended to be an integrated pest management tool. Originally designed for Khmer-speaking farmers in Australia and Cambodia, the guide will help students, extension officers and farm advisers, in Australia, Cambodia, and in countries facing similar challenges, grow healthy tomatoes, capsicums, chillies and eggplants. It identifies the major insect pests, beneficial organisms, diseases, and nutritional and climatic disorders which affect these crops.

LANGUAGE: Khmer This practical guide, intended to be a tool for integrated pest management, was originally designed for Khmer-speaking farmers in Australia and Cambodia. This guide will help students, extension officers and farm advisers, in Australia, Cambodia, and in countries facing similar challenges, grow healthy tomatoes, capsicums, chillies and eggplants. It identifies the major insect pests, beneficial organisms, diseases, and nutritional and climatic disorders which affect these crops.

Mungbean presents smallholder farmers in Cambodia with an opportunity to diversify crop production in traditional rice production systems. The crop has a number of agronomic benefits and meets growing global demand for beans for sprouting, cooking and processing. This guide is based on knowledge and outputs of ACIAR-supported mungbean research carried out in Cambodia over 18 years.

The seventh edition of Mung Central, the official newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN) is out now. 

This is a Khmer translation of ACIAR Monograph No.130

The results reported in this book apply not only to the grasslands in China but also to those in Mongolia, Russia and throughout Central Asia, and the principles elicited here are also relevant to grasslands in many other developing countries.

The sixth edition of Mung Central, the official newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN) is out now.  Articles include:

This publication reviews the current state of knowledge of inland capture fisheries and aquaculture in Myanmar, using data from the past decade. The book aims to highlight challenges and opportunities in Myanmar’s fisheries sector, and to contribute to information sharing and capacity building for better management and sustainable use of the country’s inland aquatic resources.