A regional workshop was held in Ethiopia (Eastern Africa) to assess the status, future needs, and methodological issues of soil fertility research for bean cropping systems on the continent. Traditional forms of soil fertility maintenance, diagnosis of soil fertility constraints, nutrient requirements, use of fertilizers, cropping systems and soil fertility, and soil organic matter and the use of green manures and mulching were addressed. Country reports were given on the research experience with inorganic and organic fertilizers in the southern highlands of Tanzania, the nature and importance of soil-related constraints to bean production in Kenya, and the relationship between soils and bean production in Angola. Fertilizer requirements fo...
Research results on the use of OM to maintain soil fertility, with particular reference to bean crop...
The Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Programme (TSBF) was initiated in 1984 under the patronage o...
The aim of this paper was to understand the process of selecting soybean (Glycine max [L.] Merr.) pr...
Results of research on soil fertility management for bean production in Uganda are explored. The occ...
Several traditional methods of maintaining soil fertility in bean-based cropping systems are reviewe...
This study reviews and synthesizes the soil fertility status, management among smallholder farmers a...
Bean yields are expected to increase due to improved varieties and better cultural and harvesting pr...
Abstract: Production of agricultural products has lagged behind population growth in most parts of s...
Characteristics of the major soil groups found in bean-growing areas of Africa (Alfisols, Ultisols, ...
Results of research work carried out in Africa on the response of beans to NPK fertilizers, liming, ...
Agricultural development in Latin America and Africa is briefly analyzed, with particular reference ...
Two new issues of the discussion paper series Managing Africa s Soils were released recently. The pa...
The paper describes the facilitated learning process of farm households and district policy makers i...
The organization of the Regional Program on Beans in Eastern Africa is indicated as well as the rese...
Low soil fertility is a fundamental constraint to crop production in western Kenya. Although researc...
Research results on the use of OM to maintain soil fertility, with particular reference to bean crop...
The Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Programme (TSBF) was initiated in 1984 under the patronage o...
The aim of this paper was to understand the process of selecting soybean (Glycine max [L.] Merr.) pr...
Results of research on soil fertility management for bean production in Uganda are explored. The occ...
Several traditional methods of maintaining soil fertility in bean-based cropping systems are reviewe...
This study reviews and synthesizes the soil fertility status, management among smallholder farmers a...
Bean yields are expected to increase due to improved varieties and better cultural and harvesting pr...
Abstract: Production of agricultural products has lagged behind population growth in most parts of s...
Characteristics of the major soil groups found in bean-growing areas of Africa (Alfisols, Ultisols, ...
Results of research work carried out in Africa on the response of beans to NPK fertilizers, liming, ...
Agricultural development in Latin America and Africa is briefly analyzed, with particular reference ...
Two new issues of the discussion paper series Managing Africa s Soils were released recently. The pa...
The paper describes the facilitated learning process of farm households and district policy makers i...
The organization of the Regional Program on Beans in Eastern Africa is indicated as well as the rese...
Low soil fertility is a fundamental constraint to crop production in western Kenya. Although researc...
Research results on the use of OM to maintain soil fertility, with particular reference to bean crop...
The Tropical Soil Biology and Fertility Programme (TSBF) was initiated in 1984 under the patronage o...
The aim of this paper was to understand the process of selecting soybean (Glycine max [L.] Merr.) pr...