Resources available on animal traction in
Zimbabwe
The following documents relating to animal traction in Zimbabwe can be viewed
and/or downloaded in pdf format: Some of these documents derive from ATNESA
workshops or the workshops of the West Africa Animal Traction Network. Some
have been prepared by animal traction specialists for other collaborating
organisations or networks.
(If you do not have
Adobe Acrobat 4 which is needed to view and print these pdf files, you can
download it free of charge from http://www.adobe.com)
Most papers have file sizes between 150 kb and 500 kb. Depending on the speed
of your connection, these files will take between one and four minutes to
download. Papers with photographs generally have larger files and these are
marked in yellow (over one megabyte) or
red (over two megabytes) and
these will take longer to download.
Animal
draft power challenges in Zimbabwe
by J Francis, B Mudamburi and B Chikwanda
Socio-economic aspects of animal power: a diagnostic study in Zimbabwe
by R Tsimba, S
Chawatama, L Ndlovu, J Mutimba, P Ndlovu, K Dzama, J Topps,
D Hikwa and M Mudhara
Animal power for weed control: experiences in Zimbabwe
by Irvine Chatizwa and Raymond M Nazare
Research on weed control using animal power undertaken by IAE, Zimbabwe
by Irvine Chatizwa and Radboud Vorage
Animal-powered reduced tillage and
weed control methods in Zimbabwe
by S Chikura
Animal draft power training in Zimbabwe: experiences and future challenges
by B Mudamburi, B Chikwanda and J Francis
Harnessing systems for donkeys in Zimbabwe
by Bertha Mudamburi
The role of donkeys in integrated crop-livestock systems in semi-arid areas
of Zimbabwe
by Lindela R
Ndlovu, T Bwakura and J H Topps
Relationship between depth of
tillage and soil physical characteristics of sites farmed by smallholders in
Mutoko and Chinyika in Zimbabwe
by R.
Tsimba, J. Hussein and L.R. Ndlovu
Zimplow Limited
by R. Lourenco, and W.
Chipepera
Rural travel
and transport and economic development: problems and prospects in rural Africa
examples from Malawi and Zimbabwe
by F Ali-Nejadfard
Donkey
power for appropriate mechanisation and transport for women in Zambezi Valley,
Zimbabwe
by Rodger Mpande
Improving draft animal nutrition management through strategic supplementation in Zimbabwe
by J Francis, L R Ndlovu and J R
Nkuuhe
Improving
the management of feed resources for draft animals in Mangwende, Zimbabwe
by S Chikura
Improving animal-powered reduced tillage systems in Zimbabwe
by S Chikura
Transportation by women, and their access to animal-drawn carts in Zimbabwe
by J Doran
Transfer of animal traction technology: lessons from project experiences in Zimbabwe, Cameroon and Tanzania
by René Fischer
A note on a donkey harnessing problem and innovation in Zimbabwe
by Peta A Jones
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