CAC News No 53-54. July-December 2012
Citation
Jozef Turok. (31/12/2012). CAC News No 53-54. July-December 2012. Beirut, Lebanon: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA).
Abstract
In this issue:
a) Technology for finding heat-tolerant wheat in Central Asia
b) Yellow rust-resistant wheat to boost regional food security
c) Community-based reforestation project starts in Uzbekistan
d) Climate change conference for better regional cooperation
e) Growing interest in conservation agriculture
f) Green journalism on rise in Uzbekistan
a) Технологии для определения жароустойчивых сортов пшеницы в Центральной Азии
b) Пшеница, устойчивая к желтой ржавчине - шаг на пути укрепления продовольственной безопасности в регионе
c) В Узбекистане начался проект по общественному восстановлению лесных насаждений
d) Конференция по изменению климата, как стимул для улучшения регионального сотрудничества
e) Растущий интерес к ресурсосберегающему сельскому хозяйству
f) Развитие экожурналистики в Узбекистане
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