Network Paper No. 19
May 1989
by J.C. Barrett
ODNRI Economist, Tsetse Control Branch
Department of Veterinary Services
P.O. Box 8283, Causeway, Harare, Zimbabwe
The author works for the Overseas Development Natural Resources Institute (ODNRI) in London and has been seconded to the Government of Zimbabwe's Department of Veterinary Services for a three-year contract from August 1987 funded by the British Government's Overseas Development Administration. The author is grateful to Dr S. Hargreaves, Director of Veterinary Services, Harare for permission to publish.
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Land hunger and rural agricultural development policy
Land use planning in the Zambezi Valley
Appraising tsetse control in support of livestock development
The key issue: overstocking and sustainability of land use
Will overstocking really become a problem?
What can be done about overstocking?
Towards an understanding of communal livestock production
Alternative strategies to the introduction of cattle