These proceedings are the result of research undertaken at giant clam hatcheries throughout the Pacific

Salt-affected soils pose hazardous conditions for plant establishment

The analysis of electrophorectically detectable protein variation has revolutionised population genetics and allowed the extent and structure of genetic variation in natural populations to be described

This report presents original information on the composition of 136 species of plants known to be fed to village ruminants, mostly in West Java

In 1985 a program for the improvement of sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas (Lam) L) was funded by ACIAR

OUT OF PRINT Manipulation of the genetic composition of a plant via crossing and selection offers the opportunity for improvements in both yield and quality

  Proceedings of an ACIAR/AARD/QDPI collaborative review meeting held at Malang, East Java, Indonesia, 19-23 August, 1991. These proceedings present a brief summary of the activities and results of six years of collaboration between Indonesia and Australia under the ACIAR project Peanut Improvement in Indonesia.

Much of sub-Saharan Africa is semi-arid and the burgeoning population depends heavily on small-scale dryland agriculture.

Fast-growing acacias are being used to reforest degraded grasslands and cutover rainforest in the humid tropics

Remote sensing is the interpretation of aerial photographs and electronic multispectral scanner (MSS) images in order to acquire information about the quantity, quality and distribution of terrestrial and marine resources

OUT OF STOCK Newcastle disease (ND) is a widespread and important cause of loss in productivity of village poultry.

The red soils region of south central China has been the focus of recent research as it represents large areas of upland cropping and animal enterprises

These seminar proceedings report the results of ACIAR sponsored research which commenced in 1985

OUT OF STOCK Australian acacias have received attention in recent years because they are proving suitable for reforestation projects in the tropics

Proceedings of a workshop, Sanur Beach, Bali, Indonesia 27-29 June, 1990. These proceedings provide information needed by extension workers and farmers to increase the productivity of ruminants in plantation crops. The opportunities for increasing ruminant production in this way are considerable.

These proceedings review the resources available for achieving sustainable development of upland areas in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand, and examine some of the problems that must be overcome

Banana production, an important component of the island economies of the South Pacific, is threatened by the fungal leaf disease black Sigatoka

OUT OF STOCK These proceedings stem from aconference held in Singapore in February 1989