ISRIC - World Soil Information Database
© European Communities, 1995-2007 | Since its beginning in 1966, ISRIC - World Soil Information has built up a collection of more than 20.000 articles, country reports, books and maps with emphasis on the developing countries. The subject emphasis is on soils, but related geographic information on climate, geology, geomorphology, vegetation, land use, and land suitability is also important. The map collection contains over 6000, mainly small-scale (1:250.000 or smaller) maps. more... |
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Many of these maps are completed by reports and related thematic and derived maps.
The collection is housed at Duivendaal 9, 6701 AR Wageningen, The Netherlands and is publicly accessible. The references of all items in the collection are included in the ISRIC - World Soil Information Database. New items are added regularly.
The functionality of the ISRIC - World Soil Information Database is being improved in collaboration with Wageningen UR library. New Features include: on-line access to over 3600 digital maps that can be down-loaded at high resolution and viewed on screen with a zoom facility; over 600 full-text reports in PDF format; country-specific searches based on Google maps, as well as basic and advanced search facility.
The website of the ISRIC - World Soil Information Database provides access to links of databases, national and international organizations, electronic books, newsletters , journals, and reference materials related to soil science.
Five thousand maps in the ISRIC collection scanned as a foundation for the European Digital Archive of Soil Maps (EuDASM) are available through the website of the ISRIC - World Soil Database as well. | |
February 01, 2010
Integrated Soil Fertility Management in Africa : Principles, Practices and Developmental Process
This manual prepared by TSBF - CIAT/Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Institute of the International Centre for Tropical Agriculture improves understanding and increases application of Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) in Africa. It combines current knowledge of soil fertility management by African smallholders with recent breakthroughs in the state- of-the-art and is intended to strenghthen ISFM practise among land managers, agriculturalists, and rural development specialist. This book is addressing the underlying principles, field practices, developmental processes and social demensions of advancing ISFM in Africa. For more info TSBF-CIAT. Email: tsbfinfo@cgiar.org
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