Farmer-Led Approaches to Extension: Papers Presented at a Workshop in the Philippines, July, 1995

Publication year: 
1996

The report contains six papers presented at a workshop in the Philippines. The papers describe various aspects of extension systems in which farmers are the primary extension agents. One paper concerns the most established farmer-to-farmer movement, in Latin America, describing its evolution and expansion in Nicaragua and subsequent spread to other countries. Two papers are by people who have been extensionist/farmers in farmer-to-farmer systems. Another paper describes a farmer-based extension and participatory research system in the uplands of Indonesia, while a fifth describes the Nepal Agro-forestry FoundationÆs (NAF) approach to farmer-led extension. The last paper describes the principles upon which many farmer-farmer systems of extension are now based.

Source publication information
Series: 
ODI Agricultural Research and Extension Network Papers
Volume: 
No 59a
Pages: 
49p.
Publisher
Available at IDS for reference
http://www.odi.org.uk/agren/

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Shelfmark in IDS Resource Centre
D : Agriculture and NRM : Farmer research and extension 1661
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