From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP

This blog documents Rwanda’s transition from generic fertilizer recommendations to data-driven, site-specific nutrient management based on soil intelligence. Through collaboration between the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB), the CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program, and...

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Autor principal: International Potato Center
Formato: Blog Post
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179705
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description This blog documents Rwanda’s transition from generic fertilizer recommendations to data-driven, site-specific nutrient management based on soil intelligence. Through collaboration between the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB), the CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program, and CIP, soil analysis and digital tools were translated into locally produced “Made-in-Rwanda” fertilizer blends. The initiative demonstrates how evidence-based fertilization, local manufacturing, and strong institutional partnerships can improve soil health, increase productivity, and support more resilient and sustainable agrifood systems.
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spelling CGSpace1797052026-01-12T19:11:51Z From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP International Potato Center soil fertility site-specific nutrient management sustainable agriculture soil quality This blog documents Rwanda’s transition from generic fertilizer recommendations to data-driven, site-specific nutrient management based on soil intelligence. Through collaboration between the Rwanda Agriculture and Animal Resources Development Board (RAB), the CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program, and CIP, soil analysis and digital tools were translated into locally produced “Made-in-Rwanda” fertilizer blends. The initiative demonstrates how evidence-based fertilization, local manufacturing, and strong institutional partnerships can improve soil health, increase productivity, and support more resilient and sustainable agrifood systems. 2025 2026-01-12T19:09:12Z 2026-01-12T19:09:12Z Blog Post https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179705 en Open Access International Potato Center. 2025. From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP. https://cipotato.org/blog/from-soil-intelligence-made-in-rwanda-fertiliser-blends/
spellingShingle soil fertility
site-specific nutrient management
sustainable agriculture
soil quality
International Potato Center
From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP
title From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP
title_full From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP
title_fullStr From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP
title_full_unstemmed From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP
title_short From soil intelligence to “Made-in-Rwanda” fertiliser blends: The journey of RAB and CGIAR Sustainable Farming Program through CIP
title_sort from soil intelligence to made in rwanda fertiliser blends the journey of rab and cgiar sustainable farming program through cip
topic soil fertility
site-specific nutrient management
sustainable agriculture
soil quality
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