Crop–animal interactions in mixed farming systems in Asia

By C. Devendra, D. Thomas. 2002

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Specialisation and economies of scale or diversification and economies of scope? Assessing different agricultural development pathways (2017, background): “Mixed farming is still common in many other parts of the world, though much less so in Europe (Devendra and Thomas, 2002).”
Drivers of decoupling and recoupling of crop and livestock systems at farm and territorial scales (2020, background): “Nevertheless, it is likely that ICLS remain common in small-scale commercial production systems throughout much of Asia (Devendra and Thomas 2002).”
Costs and benefits of livestock systems and the role of market and nonmarket relationships (2005, background): “The appraisal complements biophysical livestock and crop–livestock models (Devendra and Thomas, 2002a, 2002b; Thornton and Herrero, 2001) that primarily focus on the relationships between livestock and crop enterprises and their physical environment as these quantified biophysical relationships…”
Perspectives on animal production systems in Asia (2007, background): “Table 4 Main crop–animal interactions in mixed farming systems (Devendra and Thomas, 2002)”