Governments and industry include pathways for sustainable, low-emissions, intensification of maize production in sub Saharan Africa policy making
The African Union Commission is using our research results on low-emissions intensification pathways for maize to prepare its Abuja 2 Summit on Fertilizers and Soil Health (2021). In our research we show that by sustainably increasing yields and nutrient use efficiency, >70 Mton CO2 equivalents coul...
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2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121290 |
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