Sara J. Scherr
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL827592A
Top Subjects
- Mexico (3)
- Tabasco (State) (2)
- Agricultural ecology (2)
- Sustainable agriculture (2)
- Cocoa trade -- Government policy -- Mexico -- Tabasco (State) (1)
- Farms, Small -- Government policy -- Mexico -- Tabasco (State) (1)
- Petroleum industry and trade -- Government policy -- Mexico -- Tabasco (State) (1)
Books by Sara J. Scherr
Total count: 12
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Development and equity in tropical Mexicothirty years of the Papaloapan projectDepartment of Agricultural Economics, New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences1983-01-01
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Resolving the agriculture-petroleum conflictthe experience of cacao smallholders in MexicoDept. of Agricultural Economics, New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University1983-01-01
The oil syndrome and agricultural developmentlessons from Tabasco, MexicoPraeger1985-01-01-
Planning national agroforestry researchguidelines for land use system descriptionInternational Council for Research in Agroforestry1987-01-01
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Setting priorities for agroforesty research and developmentpotential contributions of economics researchInternational Council for Research in Agroforestry1987-01-01
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Land degradation in the developing worldimplications for food, agriculture, and the environment to 2020International Food Policy Research Institute1996-01-01
Land degradation in the developing world : implications for food, agriculture, and the environment to 2020International Food Policy Research Institute1996-01-01-
Investigación sobre políticas para el desarrollo sostenible en las laderas mesoamericanas1. ed.International Food Policy Research Institute1997-01-01
Soil DegradationA Threat to Developing Country Food SecurityIntl Food Policy Research Inst1999-02-01
EcoagricultureStrategies To Feed The World And Save Wild Biodiversity1 editionIsland Press2002-11-01
A new agenda for forest conservation and poverty reductionmaking forest markets work for low-income producersForest Trends2004-01-01
Mitigating climate change through food and land useEcoagriculture Partners and Worldwatch Institute2009-01-01