Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management
Good soil fertility management ensures that the soil can actually provide the nutrients in sufficient amounts at all times during the growth of plants. Soil fertility in many parts of Africa, however, is declining. Africa?s consumption of fertilizers is the lowest in the world and organic matter tha...
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Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation
2008
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| author | Mubiru, Wasswa |
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| description | Good soil fertility management ensures that the soil can actually provide the nutrients in sufficient amounts at all times during the growth of plants. Soil fertility in many parts of Africa, however, is declining. Africa?s consumption of fertilizers is the lowest in the world and organic matter that could, to some extent, replace fertility, is often burnt and soils left bare to the degrading effects of the sun and the wind. How can farmers increase their harvests when their soils are poor? |
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| spelling | CGSpace573022023-02-15T13:05:05Z Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management Mubiru, Wasswa Good soil fertility management ensures that the soil can actually provide the nutrients in sufficient amounts at all times during the growth of plants. Soil fertility in many parts of Africa, however, is declining. Africa?s consumption of fertilizers is the lowest in the world and organic matter that could, to some extent, replace fertility, is often burnt and soils left bare to the degrading effects of the sun and the wind. How can farmers increase their harvests when their soils are poor? 2008 2015-03-12T08:33:21Z 2015-03-12T08:33:21Z Audio https://hdl.handle.net/10568/57302 en Open Access application/octet-stream Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation Mubiru, Wasswa. 2008. Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management. Uganda QAS-VS 2008. Wageningen, The Netherlands: CTA. |
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| title | Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management |
| title_full | Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management |
| title_fullStr | Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management |
| title_full_unstemmed | Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management |
| title_short | Radio Programme on how to Increase Harvests through Good Soil Ferlitiy Management |
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