FARMING SYSTEMS APPROACH Introduction
started developing the various farming systems models in accordance with the agro-eco systems zones. Since 1978, both scientists, extensionists, anthropologists, social workers, administrators have been publishing many articles on FSRE in different journals. Simmonds in 1984 clarifies the Farming System Approach as follows: It is an academic
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