The potential for food production in sub-Saharan Africa far exceeds current production. Low soil fertility is among the principal causes of low yields. Intensification of agriculture and further expansion of the cropped area requires more external inputs, which often are not available to the rural farmer or are too expensive. As a result, yields per unit area are not increasing, area expansion occurs slowly, and food production grows at a slower rate than the population.PRIFPRI
Agriculture, the most important industry in Africa, has not provided adequate food security and econ...
Crop productivity in southern Africa is limited by poor soil nutrient status. Local farmers crop hig...
In evaluating technology development in Sub-Saharav Africa, the constraint of seasonallabour availab...
The potential for food production in sub-Saharan Africa far exceeds current production. Low soil fer...
Yield gaps are pervasive in African smallholder agriculture, and are large for almost all crops in a...
AbstractYield gaps are pervasive in African smallholder agriculture, and are large for almost all cr...
Evaluates the technical and social conditions of agriculture and the technological innovations to in...
While global food availability increased by 27% per person over the past four decades, it decreased ...
The majority of Africans still live in rural areas, and an astonishing one in three Africans, or 215...
Many constraints to intensive food-crop production in tropical Africa are related to tropical soils....
The evidence of improved performance of agriculture in Africa south of the Sahara (SSA) in recent ye...
A dvanced agricultural technologies have not achieved much success in Sub-Saharan Africa. Attempts t...
Over the past two decades, of all the major regions of the Third World, sub-Saharan Africa has had t...
Why are agricultural yields so low and growing so slowly in Africa? Using simple models, this paper ...
The Green Revolution has enabled Asian countries to boost their crop production enormously. However,...
Agriculture, the most important industry in Africa, has not provided adequate food security and econ...
Crop productivity in southern Africa is limited by poor soil nutrient status. Local farmers crop hig...
In evaluating technology development in Sub-Saharav Africa, the constraint of seasonallabour availab...
The potential for food production in sub-Saharan Africa far exceeds current production. Low soil fer...
Yield gaps are pervasive in African smallholder agriculture, and are large for almost all crops in a...
AbstractYield gaps are pervasive in African smallholder agriculture, and are large for almost all cr...
Evaluates the technical and social conditions of agriculture and the technological innovations to in...
While global food availability increased by 27% per person over the past four decades, it decreased ...
The majority of Africans still live in rural areas, and an astonishing one in three Africans, or 215...
Many constraints to intensive food-crop production in tropical Africa are related to tropical soils....
The evidence of improved performance of agriculture in Africa south of the Sahara (SSA) in recent ye...
A dvanced agricultural technologies have not achieved much success in Sub-Saharan Africa. Attempts t...
Over the past two decades, of all the major regions of the Third World, sub-Saharan Africa has had t...
Why are agricultural yields so low and growing so slowly in Africa? Using simple models, this paper ...
The Green Revolution has enabled Asian countries to boost their crop production enormously. However,...
Agriculture, the most important industry in Africa, has not provided adequate food security and econ...
Crop productivity in southern Africa is limited by poor soil nutrient status. Local farmers crop hig...
In evaluating technology development in Sub-Saharav Africa, the constraint of seasonallabour availab...