Adoption and spread of Conservation Agriculture in East Asia Prof Ted DeJong

Adoption and spread of Conservation Agriculture in East Asia Prof Ted DeJongThis chapter examines the adoption and spread of Conservation Agriculture in East Asia. Conservation Agriculture, which has been extended in East Asia for the past 15 20 years, is offering promising prospects of both enhanced yields, reduced cost and environmental services. The chapter begins by analysing the history of Conservation Agriculture in China, Mongolia, Japan and North and South Korea. It also discusses policy and actions for Conservation

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