Neem-countrybean based fallow land agroforestry practice in Bangladesh - Samiul Ahsan Talucder, Mohammad;Abul Hossain, M
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The alarming food crisis of the world demands immediate necessary steps for the development of sustainable systems for more food production and food security in an overpopulated country like Bangladesh.There are presence of huge fallow and wastelands along the sides and slopelands of the network of roads, highways, railways, irrigation canals, embankments, farm and homestead boundaries etc.in plain lands, and also in the riparian and hilly areas of Bangladesh.With a view to bringing these fallowlands under planned development and integrated cultivation along with soil conservation, landscape…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The alarming food crisis of the world demands immediate necessary steps for the development of sustainable systems for more food production and food security in an overpopulated country like Bangladesh.There are presence of huge fallow and wastelands along the sides and slopelands of the network of roads, highways, railways, irrigation canals, embankments, farm and homestead boundaries etc.in plain lands, and also in the riparian and hilly areas of Bangladesh.With a view to bringing these fallowlands under planned development and integrated cultivation along with soil conservation, landscape development and environmental benefits, the neem-countrybean based fallow land agroforestry production practice was examined at Bangladesh Agricultural University campus, Mymensingh, Bangladesh.This production practice have appeared as attractive and effective production and insect repellent systems and are expected to be sustainable.
Autorenporträt
Mohammad Samiul Ahsan Talucder is working as an Assistant Professor in the Sylhet Agricultural University, Bangladesh and pursuing his Ph.D. in the Interdisciplinary Program in Agricultural and Forest Meteorology of Seoul National University,South Korea. Professor Dr. M Abul Hossain is working in Bangladesh Agricultural University,Bangladesh.