Results of research undertaken in the period 1989-1993.

This book is an extensive revision and enlargement of 'Multipurpose Australian trees and shrubs: Lesser-known species for fuelwood and agroforestry', which ACIAR published in 1986

From 1984 to 1993 ACIAR funded a project in which Kenyan and Australian scientists sought ways to address the many problems encountered by farmers living in Kenya's semi-arid rural areas

Since the early 1970s the Indonesian government has had an active approach to agricultural policy, mainly to stimulate rice production in order to provide a stable base for the overall economy

This publication follows in the steps of the successful Biological Control: Pacific Prospects and its supplements

The publication of Biological Control: Pacific Prospects in 1987 and supplement 1 in 1989 has generated a new drive for biological control in the south and west pacific

Farming methods based on draught animals are among the most significant agricultural systems in the world. This manual contains a comprehensive account of the draught animal systems in representative areas of Indonesia whose characteristics simulate many other areas of Southeast Asia.

This monograph looks at giant clam farming for subsistence, commercial use and development at the village level

During the past decade research into the reproduction and larval culture of giant clams has become an important component in the process of repopulating depleted coral reefs and establishing commercial giant clam farms

This manual provides a guide to the practicalities of giant clam aquaculture, and deals with hatchery and land nursery operations

OUT OF STOCK Giant clams are a source of food and income for the people of the Indo-Pacific region

This is a joint publication of ACIAR and the International Board for Soil Research and Management (IBSRAM)

This supplement was published in 1987 by Inkata Press, from material collected under ACIAR's South Pacific program and has arisen in response to requests for data on additional pests, and the six pests documented were chosen following recommendations made at Plant Protection meetings held in Apia in 1986 and Noumea in 1987

This handbook described simple, reliable methods of measuring nitrogen fixation that have emerged from ACIAR-funded research

This book consists of a series of papers summarising attempts to exploit, evaluate and domesticate a wide range of lesser-known Australian tropical tree species. The book has been divided into four parts: Program Development, Field Trials, Resource Evaluation and Future Perspectives.

A three-part multilingual publication looking at fumigation for pest control.

Giant clams have been over exploited throughout much of their geographic range, and in certain areas some species are now extinct

This publication aims to enable non-scientists as well as scientists to appreciate the coconut crab as the valuable commodity, and that the work will stimulate everyone involved in the management of renewable natural resources to become more active in conserving the remaining stocks of coconut crabs.