TY - ECHAP
KW - Philippines
KW - swiddens
KW - agroforestry
AU - James F. Eder
AU - Harold Olofson
AB - This paper concerns one possible answer to the question: What else can shifting cultivators do for a living that will allow them to exploit their environments on an ecologically-sound, sustained-yield basis, and yet satisfy both their subsistence needs and their market wants? The answer is arboriculture, or tree-crop farming -- cultivation of coconuts, bananas, fruit trees, and the like.
AN - 91-01821
BT - Adaptive strategies and change in Philippine swidden-based societies
CY - Laguna, Philippines
DA - 01/1981
DB - Open WorldCat
LA - English
N2 - This paper concerns one possible answer to the question: What else can shifting cultivators do for a living that will allow them to exploit their environments on an ecologically-sound, sustained-yield basis, and yet satisfy both their subsistence needs and their market wants? The answer is arboriculture, or tree-crop farming -- cultivation of coconuts, bananas, fruit trees, and the like.
PB - Forest Research Institute College
PP - Laguna, Philippines
PY - 1981
SP - 91
EP - 104
T2 - Adaptive strategies and change in Philippine swidden-based societies
TI - From grain crops to tree crops in the Cuyunon swidden system
UR - https://www.worldcat.org/title/10341908
ER -