United for land regenerative grazing to combat desertification
On the occasion of the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, themed "United for Land," this blog highlights the significance of...
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Buffel grass provides a valuable option to restore degraded rangelands and forage for livestock in Tanzania
The image depicts cows grazing on Cenchrus ciliaris in Tanzania.
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Scattered trees across rangeland landscape in Senegal provide shade for livestock
image shows the role of the trees in Senegal rangelands serving as crucial providers of shade, offering relief and protection to grazing livestock...
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Scalable measures for sustainable largescale rangelands rehabilitation
ICARDA participated in the International Exhibition and Forum for Afforestation Techniques held at the Riyadh International Center, organized by the...
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Native species restoring degraded silvopastoral systems in dry regions
This blog explores the importance of restoring degraded silvopastoral systems in arid North Africa, specifically Tunisia, where human activities,...
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Bush encroachment is a major handicap to livestock grazing in Tanzania
Bush encroachment refers to the gradual invasion and expansion of woody vegetation into areas that were traditionally open for grazing. This...
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Economic valuation of cactus pear production in semiarid regions of India
Dataset about cactus pear production and economic evaluation in India. The dataset is part of a survey series, targeting farmer planting cactus...
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What forage treeshrub species are recommended in alley cropping systems under west Asia conditions
Alley cropping is an agroforestry practice of planting arable crops between trees or shrubs. The integration of forage treeshrub species in an...