Land degradation and declining soil fertility are increasingly being viewed as critical problems affecting agricultural productivity and human welfare in tropical Africa. It is then imperative that improving soil fertility is key entry point for achieving food security, reducing poverty and preserving the environment for smallholder farms in Africa. However, due to high costs of inorganic fertilizers, tackling soil fertility issues thus requires a holistic approach that integrates biological and social elements. Linking farmers to markets and adding value to raw products have great potential for improving the incomes of smallholder farmers.
Integrated Soil Fertility Management and Marketing of farm Produce: Linking adoption of soil fertility technologies to markets
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This book educates students on sustainable agriculture, soil science, and the economics of farm produce marketing.
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Weight | 0.209 lbs |
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Dimensions | 15 × 0.7 × 22 in |
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