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    Traditional farming and plant species diversity in agricultural landscape of South-Western Uganda 

    Eiru, Gerald; Obua, Joseph; Tumuhairwe, Joy K.; Nkwiine, Charles (Elsevier Masson, 2003)
    An effort was undertaken in Bushwere Parish (Mbarara district, south-western Uganda) between 1999 and 2000 to develop sustainable and participatory approaches to plant biodiversity conservation at the farm level. One hundred ...
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    Traditional farming and plant species divesity in agricultural landscapes of South-Western Uganda 

    Eilu, Gerald; Obua, Joseph; Tumuhairwe, Joy K.; Nkwiine, Charles (2003)
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    Agroforestry potential of Acacia Senegal in the rangelands of Luwero and Nakasongola Districts 

    Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Obua, Joseph; Namirembe, Sara; Buyinza, Mukadasi; Waiswa, Daniel (National Agricultural Research Organisation, 2005)
    Agroforestry potential of Acacia Senegal in the rangelands of Luwero and Nakasongola Districts was assessed between November 2002 and February 2003. Proportion of farmland under A. Senegal was assessed by farm transect ...
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    Contribution of wild and semi-wild food plants to overall household diet in Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom, Uganda 

    Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Kimondo, James Munga; Okia, Clement Akais; Abohassan, Refaat Atalla Ahmed; Obua, Joseph; Hall, John; Teklehaimanot, Zewge (Medwell Journals, 2011)
    The contribution of Wild and Semi-wild Food Plants (WSWFPs) to overall household diet was assessed in Mutunda and Kiryandongo, sub-counties of Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom, Uganda. The assessments were made using a combination ...
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    Use and Management of Balanites aegyptiaca in Drylands of Uganda 

    Okia, Clement Akais; Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Kimondo, James Munga; Abohassan, Refaat Atalla Ahmed; Okiror, Paul; Obua, Joseph; Teklehaimanot, Zewge (Medwell Online, 2011)
    There is strong evidence across the drylands of Africa that local communities have utilized Indigenous Fruit Trees (IFTs) including Balanites for generation. IFTs have however, received limited recognition from research ...
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    Efficacy of forestry conservation policy on rural livelihoods in Uganda: evidence from Mabira Forest Reserve 

    Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Obua, Joseph; Fungo, Bernard (Medwell Publishing, 2009)
    A study was conducted from 2005-2007 in areas around Mabira Forest Reserve, Central Uganda. The objectives were to assess: awareness of the local communities about the current Forest Policy in Uganda, the local communities’ ...
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    Opportunities and constraints in developing forestry curriculum to meet farmers' needs under the Plan for Modernisation of Agriculture in Uganda 

    Obua, Joseph; Abwoli, Y. Banana; Kaboggoza, J. R. S. (African Network for Agroforestry Education (ANAFE), 2004)
    Uganda's Plan for Modernisation of Agriculture includes the development of forestry as part of the natural resource management (NRM) strategy, increasing productivity of land and eradicating poverty. Uganda's extension ...
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    Use and management of balanites aegyptiaca in drylands of Uganda 

    Okia, Clement Akais; Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Kimondo, James Munga; Abohassan, Refaat Atalla Ahmed; Okiror, Paul; Obua, Joseph; Teklehaimanot, Zewge (Medwell Online, 2011)
    There is strong evidence across the drylands of Africa that local communities have utilized Indigenous Fruit Trees (IFTs) including Balanites for generation. IFTs have however, received limited recognition from research ...
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    Attitudes of local communities towards forest management practices in Uganda: the case of Budongo Forest Reserve 

    Obua, Joseph; Abwoli, Y. Banana; Turyahabwe, N. (1998)
    Positive attitudes of local communities towards forest management practices are an essential prerequisite for local participation in forest management. In Budongo Forest Reserve, local communities have negative attitudes ...
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    Diversity of indigenous fruit trees in the traditional cotton-millet farming system: the case of Adwari Sub-county, Lira district, Uganda. 

    Agea, Jacob Godfrey; Obua, Joseph; Kaboggoza, John R. S.; Waiswa, Daniel (2007)
    A field survey on indigenous fruit tree species (IFTS) was conducted in Adwari subcounty, Lira district between August 2004 and March 2005. The objectives were to: determine IFTS diversity in the traditional farming system; ...
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