Integrated Farming System
Description:
All over the world, farmers work hard but do not make money, especially small farmers because there is very little left after they pay for all inputs. The emergence of Integrated Farming Systems (IFS) has enabled us to develop a framework for an alternative development model to improve the feasibility of small sized farming operations in relation to larger ones.
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