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These are some of the ATNESA Publications that are available. Over four hundred papers and reports relating to animal traction are available from the 'country resources' pages on this website and from the 'thematic resources' pages. |
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This book contains some
45 edited papers prepared by 70 authors from 25 countries. The texts are supported by numerous tables and illustrations. This book is now available in printed form from CTA, KENDAT and SANAT |
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Empowering
farmers with animal traction
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Proceedings of the workshop
of the Animal Traction Network for Eastern and Southern Africa (ATNESA)
held 20-24 September 1999, Mpumalanga, South Africa
This book contains some 53 edited papers prepared by 88 authors from 27 countries. The texts are supported by numerous tables and illustrations. The book is divided into seven sections:
Click here to view contents pages (you have the option to see and/or download individual papers). This book is available from SANAT, with limited stocks available from national networks
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Meeting the challenges of animal traction 326p 1999 |
This is one of several resource books produced by ATNESA. It follows the second wide-ranging ATNESA workshop held in Karen, Kenya. This book contains some 53 edited papers prepared by 88 authors from 25 countries. The texts are supported by numerous tables and more than 70 illustrations. Taking the overall theme of ‘Meeting the challenges of animal traction’ the papers focus on several important topics, including
The book provides a wealth of ideas and experiences concerning animal traction in many countries. It will be valuable to all people concerned with tropical agricultural development and rural transport, especially those involved in participative research, extension, gender issues and project implementation. Click here to view contents pages (you have the option to see and/or download individual papers). In ATNESA countries, this can be obtained from the national networks. It is available worldwide from: Price
(UK pounds) £14.95 (approximately
US$ 25) |
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Conservation tillage with animal traction 173 pages 1999 In ATNESA countries, this can be obtained from the national networks. Elsewhere it can be obtained from Sanat and Kendat . |
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Improving animal traction technology
490 pages and 400 illustrations including 175 photos
1994 |
This book derives from the first ATNESA workshop held in Lusaka, Zambia. Its 490 pages contain some 85 edited papers
prepared by 105 authors from 30 countries. The text is supported by more than 400 illustrations, including 175 photographs. Within
the theme of Improving animal traction technology the papers focus on several important topics, including
This book provides a wealth of ideas and experiences concerning animal traction in many countries and will be valuable to all people interested in this important field of agricultural development, especially those involved in training, extension, research, development, planning, gender issues and infrastructural support. The book is co-published by the Technical Centre for Agricultural and
Rural Cooperation (CTA), Wageningen, The Netherlands |
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Donkey bibliography compiled by P J Mueller and P H Starkey 1997
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This bibliography was prepared as a background reader for the ATNESA workshop
on improving donkey utilisation and management. It contains some 300
references, some of them annotated, that relate to donkeys, their employment,
work, zoology, genetics, health and disease, behaviour and many other
topics. This document can be downloaded. Click here to download the bibliography as a 34-page document in PDF format that can be printed or read on-line. (NB: this has a file size of 667kb and may take several minutes to download). If you do not have Adobe Acrobat 4 which is needed to view and print this pdf file, you can download it free of charge from http://www.adobe.com |
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Donkeys for development by Peta Jones 1997 ISBN 0-620-22177-1 168 A5 pages 47 120 drawings and 35 photos
Publication
sponsored by ATNESA and the Agricultural Research Council of South Africa
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Recent studies have made clear what has been known to farmers for years: that donkey power is crucial to smallholder economy, to help with tillage, transport and thus with reconstruction and development. Donkeys are hardier and stronger than cattle, and work for many more years with little human input besides care and supervision. The last decade has seen a dramatic increase in the academic interest given to donkeys, while at the same time the demand for them, and their price, has risen. This book aims to answer most of the basic questions about donkeys asked by those who need them and work with them, incorporating recent research findings as well as traditional knowledge acquired over the thousands of years that donkeys have worked for humans. Dr Jones has not only worked as a teacher and consultant with donkeys, but herself lives in a remote rural area of Africa where she is dependent on donkeys for all local transport and cultivation. She writes from an awareness of the problems that donkeys can create as well as the problems that they can solve, and the equipment that she recommends and illustrates with numerous drawings and photographs is all within the reach and skills of rural villagers of the developing world.
Price:
US$7 (seven US dollars) per
copy including post & packing (in South Africa Rand 25 including postage) |
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