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The RWC's Latest Publications 2nd Regional Yellow Rust Conference, 22th March – 26th March 2004, Islamabad, Pakistan Garry Rosewarne RWC Highlights 2003-2004 Rice-Wheat Information Sheet - Issue No. 47 Parachute Rice Transplanting Technology (An economical alternative to a traditional practice) Mushtaq Ahmad Gill and Hafiz Mujeeb Ur Rehman Rice-Wheat Consortium Paper Series 15 Proceedings of the National Workshop on Rice-Wheat Systems in Pakistan RWC Highlights 2003-2004 2001-2003 The RWC Resource Book: Addressing Resource Conservation Issues in Rice-Wheat Systems of South Asia: A Resource Book The RWC Review Panel Report: Download the Review Panel Report here. Research Briefs: Hutchins, J, 2003. Improving the technology transfer process in rural communities - Pilot survey, National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB), UK. As summarized by Shahid Parwez. Performance of TFP in IGP of India Links: Conservation Agriculture: Frequently Asked Questions Source: FA0 Conservation Agriculture: Profitable and Sustainable Source: FA0 Promoting Sustainable Agricultural Production in Rice-Wheat Systems of South Asia Peter R. Hobbs and John Gaunt. CIMMYT, Mexico and Rothamsted Research, UK Low-till agriculture - the "green" option with higher yields (OPEC Fund Newsletter, Vol. X, No. 6, Sep to Dec 2002, Research section) Country Report: Bangladesh Trends of climatic potential and on-farm yields of rice and wheat in the Indo-Gangetic Plains (Images missing) Enhancing the crops to feed the poor: Nature (8 Aug 2002)