4. Reversing degradation
Editorial
6. Little bugs, big problems
Tim Hart, Roberta Burgess and Hans Hugo
9. Nitrogen fixation on a national scale
Adriana Montañez, Carlos Labanderaand Luis Solari
10. Wastelands: rehabilitation and management approaches
T.V. Ramachandra and Raushan Kumar
12. Farmers’ practices of improving soil health bymulching in semi-arid India
Dr. Prasanta Kumar Mishra
13. Improtance of vegetation in rainfed drylandagriculture
G.N.S. Reddy
14. Adoption of green manure and cover crops
Roland Bunch
17. Healing the earth: an Ethiopian story
Million Belay and Sue Edwards
19. Bio-drainage for degraded drainage problem lands
P. Masilamani, S. Santhana Bosu and K. Annadurai
20. Bio-remediation of sodic soil through vermitech
Sultan Ahmed Ismail, Sundaravadivel S, Jagan Mohan Reddy, Geetha K.S. & Abdullah Adil Ansari
21. Indigenous fodder trees for rehabilitation
Blesilda Calub
23. Restoration of denuded lands in the north easternIndia through rubber plantations
A.K. Krishna Kumar & Rajeswari Meenattoor. J.
25. Moving in sand and time
Sushila Ojha
27. Shelterbelts and farmers’ needsLambert Onyewotu, Kees Stigter, Yusuf Abdullahi
and Jo Ariyo
29. Farmer Field School on nutrient managemet
Davies Onduru, Fredrick Muchena, Louis Gachimbiand André de Jager
30. The Narayana Reddy Column: Preserve organic matter in the soil
32. New in print
33. Sources
34. Networking
36. Cucumber — A potential vegetable for sodic soil
G. Kathiresan
Themes for the LEISA-India
