The aim of the Family Farm Teams program is to provide one female and one male family head from a household with a series of workshops and family activities that will enable them to work as a family team and to plan together the further development of their agricultural activities. The program can also be used with full family teams (adults, young adults and youth) and with other types of families, such as a widow and adult son, for example, or with polygamous families.

Sometimes the best way to share the diversity of ACIAR’s work is to show it in pictures. We asked the people we work with in 36 countries around the world to send us photos that illustrate and celebrate our agricultural research for development programs. Here are 25 images that tell our story.

Lower cost feeding systems for smallholder semi-commercial and commercial poultry, pig and pond fish production.

Newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN).

This booklet is based on the result of highlights of case studies conducted in Maubin Township, Ayeyarwady region and Daik Oo Township, Bago region

This booklet is based on the result of highlights of case studies conducted in Maubin Township, Ayeyarwady region and Daik Oo Township, Bago region

This book highlights case studies conducted in Maubin Township, Ayeyarwady region and Daik Oo Township, Bago region of Myanmar

This manual is a useful training tool for citrus and mango nursery operators. It will guide the management of nurseries and enhance the availability of high quality, healthy planting material for orchard plantings. This manual establishes a knowledge base for better income streams and employment opportunities across all sectors of the mango and citrus industries throughout Pakistan.

The ACIAR-funded Family Teams program outlined in this monograph illustrates that when men, women and youth work together as a family unit, more gender-equitable and effective farming practices lead to improved family livelihoods. Key to success of the Family Teams approach is the support of village community educators who are able to tailor the program to suit their particular community and sustain the learnings well beyond its formal implementation. The program has been widely praised by its participants, and there is much scope for it to

Newsletter of the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN).

Guidance on topics such as field selection and yield potential of sunflower, growth and development, physiological maturity and harvesting, and more.

This book draws on 10 years of research to provide a critical analysis of community-based commercial forestry (CBCF) as it is practised in Indonesia.

A manual for farmers, smallholders, agricultural and animal husbandry extension workers, and students explaining the modifications to the farming and livestock systems that have been developed from 2000 to 2014, in the highlands of Papua and West Papua, and which can be applied in the eastern part of Indonesia.

This book is part of a series of publications produced by ACIAR in support of the ongoing roll-out of more productive, economic and environmentally sustainable upland cropping systems in Cambodia.

This guide includes information on sorghum varieties and nutrition, seasonal sowing opportunities for sorghum, as well as soil type, field selection, yield potential, land preparation, planting, and harvesting.

This book is part of a series of publications produced by ACIAR in support of the ongoing roll-out of more productive, economic and environmentally sustainable upland cropping systems in Cambodia.