Also includes reports on field trips

 Updated 3rd August 2006 -  Please note that all papers published since March 2001, with the exception of Enable publications, are published in the on-line newsletter, which can be accessed form the general information page (Members only)

September 1998, Scottish Branch Workshop The Durham Conference on:	Indigenous Knowledge in Tropical Agricultural Research and Development
December 1998, Scottish Branch, Edinburgh.	Seeds in Development - Past, Present and Future by Michael Turner
March 1999, Scottish Branch, Edinburgh,	The effects and control of rinderpest. The historical perspective by Gordon Scott. This the written paper. A  second version is available as a powerpoint type presentation.This paper will take several minutes to download. To get best results transfer it to the hard drive on your computer before you attempt to read it. To read this paper on rinderpest you will need to download  Adobe Acrobat Reader (Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat Reader)
September 1999 ,  The TAA Biennial Conference on:	'Can sustainable food production feed the human population of the tropics for the next 25 years'
November 1999 TAA/IAgrE/ICE joint seminar	The Tractor Factor - Ploughing a road out of poverty' held at the Institution of Civil Engineers
December 1999 Scottish Branch, Edinburgh	The Older Literature of Tropical Agriculture by Professor Norman Simmonds
December 1999 South West England  Branch Conference	Advancing Biotechnology in Developing Countries
June 2000,  South West England  Branch Conference	The Role of NGOs in Development
July 2000 South West England  Branch Conference	Role of Beekeeping in Development Programmes
November  2000 South West England  Branch Conference	Ethical Trade and Organic Agriculture - Mick Blowfield  Available in March edition of TAA Newsletter
December 2000 South East Branch, London	DFID's Renewable Natural Resources Research Strategy - Michael Wilson Available March edition of TAA Newsletter
December 2000 Scottish Branch, Edinburgh	Food  Security in Low Income Countries: 1). Livestock as a means of providing food security in Souther Sudan - Tim Fison 2).Vet Aid's programme for providing food security in target countries - Patrick Krause 3). Assessing crop and food supplies in low income and food deficit countries - Mike Daw
March 2001 South East Branch, London	Seminar on Horticultural Crop Exports from Tropical Countries Papers available in September edition of TAA Newsletter.
May 2001 South East Branch, London	Recent developments in EU pesticides regulations and their impact on imports of tropical fresh produce". Presentation by David Hirst - UK Representative for COLEACP
June 2001 Scottish Branch, Edinburgh	Crops for Africa - Traditional and Exotic 1.) Livestock as food for pastoralists - Jim Suttie 2). Perennials for tropical agriculture - Norman Simmonds 3). Edible caterpillars - Paul Latham 4) The Kitale maize programme - Alister Allan
September 2001 Scottish Branch,  Meeting held in Durham	Soil and water conservation in the tropics 1). Obstacles to adoption of soil and water conservation practices in Central Africa - Henry Elwell 2). Rethinking effects and causes of land degradation - T. Francis Shaxton 3). The conservation and improvement of sloping lands - Peter Storey 4).Incentives in soil conservation - David Saunders 5). Summary of discussion on 'Issues of soil conservation'
November 2001 Scottish Branch, Edinburgh	The Impact of Decollectivisation of Agriculture in Central Asia 1) Local community attitudes to wildlife utilisation - Dorcas Pratt 2) Herding Risk in Mongolia - Jim Suttie 3) The international response to emergencies in Mongolia- David Hadrill
January 2002	ENABLE, Newsletter of the association for better land husbandry
March 2002 Scottish Branch. Meeting held in Durham	Use of Wildlife in the Tropics: who gains, who loses? 1). The Role of Birds as a Sustainable Resource - John E Cooper   2). The Use of Wildlife: Legal, Ethical and Cultural Issues - Margaret E Coope r 3). Conservation out of Exploitation: A Silk Purse from a Sow’s Ear?  J.M. Hutton and B. Dickson. 4). Paper published in Veterinary Times
July 2002  Meeting	ENABLE, Newsletter of the association for better land husbandry
December 2002 Scottish Branch. Meeting held in Durham	What aid stimulates rural development and what doesn't? Reflections on 30 years in agricultural development - David Hopkinson Laurie Robertson - A commercial approach
December 2002 East African Branch	Professor ole MoiYoi -  ‘Bio Prospecting and Ethno Medicine’
January 2003 Meeting	ENABLE, Newsletter of the association for better land husbandry
March 2003 East African Branch	Kakuzi field trip made by members of the Kenya branch of the TAA
June2003 East African Branch	Field trip to Primarosa
July 2003 Meeting	ENABLE, Newsletter of the association for better land husbandry
September 2003 East African Branch	Field visit to Heifer International, Kenya
October 2004	ENABLE, Newsletter of the association for better land husbandry
September 2005	ENABLE 12  Newsletter of the association for better land husbandry
August 2006	AN ECOLOGICAL BACKGOUND TO CONCEPTS OF LAND HUSBANDRY

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