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>"Good Housekeeping" project for dealers and distributors
>"Training the Trainers" in IPM
>A model partnership for safety, Guatemala
>A Reforestation Project plants over 450,000 trees
>China Supreme Court Makes Example of Convicted Counterfeit Pesticide Supplier
>Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota
>Conservation agriculture increases resources for wildlife
>Conservation Technologies Prevent Water Loss Worldwide
>Conservation tillage enabled by herbicides help prevent soil erosion and water loss.
>Conserving biodiversity and increasing agricultural productivity, Guatemala
>Controlled-release fertilizers match crop needs
>Controlling the cotton caterpillar in West Africa
>Cooperating with vocational schools
>Creating Opportunities for Sustainable Agriculture
>Creating wild biodiversity habitats on the farm
>Demonstration farm identifies lessons
>Detecting crop viruses in Indonesia -a prerequisite for growing healthy crops
>Developing less water-intensive rice production systems
>Drip irrigation project increases household food security while saving water
>Drought resistance through plant biotechnology : a great water saving potential
>Drought resistant traits in the product pipeline
>East Africa : Experience from the dry foot slopes of Mount Kenya
>Educational outreach to protect a river basin
>Enabling biotechnology for African agriculture
>Enhanced and high quality crop varieties increase productivity per unit of land cropped
>Ensuring drinking water for communities
>Environmentally responsible container management
>Eradicating the guinea worm larva from drinking water
>Europe: Perennial Crops (Vines and Olives) in Mediterranean Countries Spain, Italy and France)*
>Europe: The UK experience with the Soil Management Initiative (SMI)*
>European multi-stakeholder capacity building efforts to protect water
>Fertigation: fertilization and irrigation working together
>Genetically improved sweet potatoes for Africa
>Habitats improved by increasing vegetation and organic material
>Health programmes contribute to economic development
>Improved nutrients through agricultural biotechnology, India
>Improving incomes : creating jobs
>Increasing Productivity with Smart Alternatives (IPSA)
>Inland Pacific Midwest, Pacific Northwest (PNW); Palouse River Basin and Nez Perce Prairies
>Integrated family training
>Integrated fruit chain
>Integrated Vegetation Management in 'Rights-of-Way'*
>Integrating Agriculture & Biodiversity: A Public-Private Partnership
>IPM expertise supports economic production of fruit
>IPM for adoption by small holders
>Joining forces to identify and implement good practices
>Law enforcement in China seize counterfeit pesticides
>Linkage between conservation tillage and herbicide-tolerant biotech crop varieties
>Making the rice genome accessible for public research
>Marathon of crop protection product testing prior to registration : water focus
>Multi-stakeholder approach to IPM
>Native flora and faune at company headquarters increased
>New application technologies to save water
>Package size enhances affordability, safety and correct product application
>Pan-European network for integrated farming
>Partnership in waste disposal
>Partnership promotes streamside buffers
>Partnership raises funds to maintain crop diversity collections
>Partnership recognized for commitment to watershed restoration
>Partnerships are key for the disposal and prevention of obsolete stocks
>Poverty-orientated research and development, Mali
>Preventing nitrogen from reaching water supplies
>Preventing soil erosion and increasing food production through conservation tillage, Ghana
>Protecting habitats for wildlife
>Protecting plants from inside out
>Public-private knowledge transfer
>Raising Awareness for Water Protection: H2ok
>Reducing crop protection product residues from rinse water
>Removing alien plants saves water and protects ecosystem health
>Research and Innovation to Address Farmers' Needs and Protect Water Resources
>Reusable packaging system reduces need for water to clean empty containers
>Right equipment allows efficient product application
>Sanitation project improves water quality for 90 families
>Seed-treatment improves yield and protects beneficial insects
>South Africa: enhanced crop variety for Makhatini
>South-East Asia : The Malaysia experience
>Southern Africa: South Africa Experience
>Southern USA (Mississippi Delta)*
>Stopping tropical Soda Apple in Florida
>Stress tolerant crops economise water consumption
>Successful grass roots approach
>Supporting local adaptation of ICM technique
>Technology packages for small holders: increasing yields and incomes
>The Australia experience
>The Brazil experience
>The Buzz Project: Promoting wildlife diversity
>The Canada experience*
>The Chile experience
>The importance of keeping conservation areas on farms
>The Midwest
>The mighty thirst of the invading salt cedar tree
>The Paraguay experience*
>The Safe Use Initiative
>The South Asia experience: Indo-Gangetic plains
>The USA experience*
>Tidal wetland management enhances habitat for local wildlife populations
>Traditionally bred seeds or those bred through plant biotechnology contribute to yield increases
>Two hundred watershed projects underway to evaluate land management techniques
>University students' training
>Water bodies are important preservation areas on the farms
>West Africa : The Ghana experience
>Wetland Refuge for over 1,000 Water Birds Restored
>Wildlife habitat and environmental education opportunities enhanced
>Working for Water, South Africa
>Yield increase on land already ploughed is crucial to biodiversity conservation
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