March 2014 – Download the full Issue 1 PDF.
STUDIES AND RESEARCH
The pedagogical approach of field schools: paradigm shift or hybridization with older methods? Mohamed El Amrani, Mouna Menzeh. Screen Version – Print Version
Skills and learning among farmers in local development projects. Myriem Bouzekraoui. Screen Version – Print Version
Do Gharb farmers really lack a ‘cooperative spirit’? Analysis of collective action between discourse and practice. Zhour Bouzidi, Nicolas Faysse, Marcel Kuper. Screen Version – Print Version
Achievements and challenges of participatory forest resource management: The case of Ifrane National Park. Larbi Aziz, Safae Flouchi, Fatima-Ezahra Msiah. Screen Version – Print Version
Which advisory systems for Moroccan family farming? Reflections for a design approach of advisory mechanisms. Patrick Dugué, Younes Bekkar, Mostafa Errahj. Screen Version – Print Version
The production cost of milk in Morocco and its implications for the future of cattle farming. Mohamed Taher Sraïri. Screen Version – Print Version
Can family farms cope with urbanization? Case of the urban municipality of Sebaa-Ayoune in the Saïs plain (Morocco). Amina Benabed, Patrick Dugué, Elhassane Abdellaoui. Screen Version – Print Version
Men and trees: relationships between stakeholders in Pillar II projects of the Green Morocco Plan. Nicolas Faysse, Mohamed El Amrani, Mostafa Errahj, Hind Addou, Zineb Slaoui, Louisanne Thomas, Sara Mkadmi. Screen Version – Print Version
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VIEWPOINTS AND TESTIMONIALS
Pillar II Projects: A dynamic to support. Case of the Fès-Boulemane region. Mohamed Sebgui. Screen Version – Print Version
The experience of Raccord, a federation of cooperatives and producers’ associations. Abdelkrim Anbari. Screen Version – Print Version
Activities of the Belgian Technical Cooperation (BTC) in the field of agricultural development in Morocco: lessons learned from Pillar II PMV projects. Mano Demeure. Screen Version – Print Version
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BOOK REVIEWS
Making agricultural cooperatives successful. A study of Indian cooperatives by Tushaar Shah. Book review by Nicolas Faysse. Screen Version – Print Version
The foundations of ‘modern’ agricultural policies, based on writings by Claude Servolin. Book review by Mohammed Amar. Screen Version – Print Version
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SEMINAR REPORTS
Direct seeding, Cover Crop Farming Systems (SCV) and Agroecology: which direction are we heading? Patrick Dugué. Screen Version – Print Version
