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This study shows that with improved management practices and using the right accessions, there is an inspiring possibility that the cultivation of A. annua can be optimized in the humid tropics for commercial production of the life saving artemisinin drug, which is most needed in these regions where malaria is endemic.
Many of the factors underlying these critical incidents can be addressed by improved management practices and the introduction of fair and transparent policies.
It is expected that the generated information will provide required information to support farmers and diverse land users in adopting improved management practices and to enhance capacity of governments in regard to sustainable investments, land use planning, adequate decision making and development plans that target food security and poverty reduction.
The highly organic soils of the Everglades Agricultural Area have suffered losses from oxidation and subsidence, losing up to several centimeters a year, although the rate has slowed due to improved management practices (Wright and Hanlon 2013).
In summary, our initial results of 2-year field study showed positive effects of CA-based improved management practices on yield and system efficiencies with greater benefits in the second year.
Introducing innovations such as quality control systems, improved management practices based on full and transparent data and more attention to the needs and preferences of users are some of the areas for improvement.
Shen et al. (7 ) reported that introduction of directly observed treatment, short course, and other improved management practices contained spread of drug resistance in Shanghai after 2004, and introduction of similar practices in Zhejiang may also have stopped the increase in MDR TB after 2002.
It depends for its success on changes in attitudes, shifts in behaviour and improved management practices.
Disease prophylactic measures and improved management practices have played a key role in this success [ 1].
Improved management practices that lead to improved production and growth rates for livestock and poultry necessitate more attention to trace mineral nutrition.
An innovative participatory programme was designed for 18 farmers to promote improved management practices of herb-mix pastures containing chicory, plantain and red and white clover.
