World Congress on Conservation Agriculture 2011 Papers

This page provides access to the papers and additional resources that were submitted for consideration at the World Congress on Conservation Agriculture 2011.

Keynotes

Theme 1: More efficient management practice for conservation agriculture

Conservation agriculture: have the good years become the bad years?
Author(s): R. Heath

Sense and nonsense in conservation agriculture: principles, pragmatism and productivity in Australian mixed farming systems
Author(s): J. Kirkegaard, M. Conyers, J. Hunt, C. Kirkby, M. Watt, G. Rebetzke

Theme 2: Farming systems design

Production systems for the future: balancing trade-offs between food production, efficiency, livelihoods and the environment
Author(s): M. Herrero, P. K. Thornton

Theme 3: Impact through consultation, participation and knowledge sharing

Informing policy development for sustainable and productive food production systems in dry area.
Author(s): K. H. Shideed.

Theme 4: Policy development for market effectiveness

Making conservation agriculture ever green
Author(s): D. P. Garrity

Accepted papers omitted from printed proceedings

The following accepted papers were unaccountably omitted from the printed proceedings.

Development of healthy rice seedlings: A practical application of soil solarization.
Author(s): S. P. Banu, G. S. Abawi, J. M. Duxbury, J. G. Lauren, C. A. Meisner.

Conservation agriculture: A dynamic approach for continuing biomass production under rain-fed conditions of the Mediterranean climate
Author(s): M. Ben-Hammouda, I. Nouiri, A. Khelil, S. Talbi, B. Thabet

On farm and on station ‘Best Bet’ maize-legume cropping systems evaluation under CA and Conventional practice in mid altitude sub humid of Western Ethiopia
Author(s): A. Temesgen, T. Dadefo, T. Birhanu, G. Shumi Kifle, Degefa, S. Tadesse, G. Biru. I. Waltaji

Introducing Conservation Agriculture in the Quirimbas National Park of Cabo Delgado, Northern Mozambique
Author(s): J. Dambiro, F. Xavier. B. Vasco, M. Azito

Sustainable agriculture in Carbon arithmetics: LIFE+ Agricarbon
Author(s); E. J. González-Sánchez,J. A. Gil-Ribes, R. Ordóñez-Fernández, J. Agüera-Vega, F. Marquez-García, R. Carbonell-Bojollo, O. Veroz-González,M. Gómez-Ariza; J. J. Pérez-García

Co-learning from the Simmons Creek Salinity Project
Author(s): I. Hume, D. Race, T. Nordblom, J. Finlayson

Presentations

Powerpoint presentations used during the oral presentations and for workshops.