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Recent postings- Three PhD positions on system trajectories, diversity and cross-scale trade-offs: targeting innovations for the sustainable intensification of cereal-based agro-ecosystems
- Implementation of Feed the Future livestock project in Ethiopia: USAID and CNFA
- Trade-offs of crop residue use in Kenya: Conservation Agriculture
- Conservation agriculture common on large commercial farms but tricky for small-scale farmers
- Mixed rations based on crop residue: better animal feed and environment in the tropics
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- Recent SLP outputs
- A model to evaluate the sustainability of mixed crop-livestock systems
- Crop residue tradeoffs in crop-livestock systems—Improving livelihood and environmental benefits from crop residues in smallholder crop-livestock systems in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia: Regional case studies
- Biomass pressures in mixed farms: Implications for livelihoods and ecosystems services in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa
- Conservation agriculture in mixed crop–livestock systems: Scoping crop residue trade-offs in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia
- Optimizing livelihood and environmental benefits from crop residues in smallholder crop–livestock systems in western Oromia: PRA case studies conducted across eight villages around Nekemte, Ethiopia
- Crop-livestock intensification in Southern Africa: Drivers, opportunities and crop residue utilization
- News from ILRI blogs
- ILRI's Azage Tegegne becomes Australia Awards African Alumni Ambassador
- ILRI's Azage Tegegne becomes Australia Awards African Alumni Ambassador
- Dialing back on the drivers of global disease outbreaks: A look inside the ‘black box’
- ILRI’s global livestock research agenda: A strategy for ‘better lives through livestock’
- ‘Livestock Portraits: Sheko cattle in Ethiopia
- Water ‘hoofprint’ of farm animals differs greatly by region and livestock production system–and can be reduced
- Help Africa’s small-scale livestock producers tap growing markets for animal proteins—FAO livestock economists
- Keeping camels, and their keepers, free of disease in Kenya, where ‘raw’ camel milk is becoming popular
- Huge scope for livestock sector to reduce world poverty–New research brief from Asia commission
- Uganda farmer explains smallholder pig value chain priorities
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