Handbook for integrated soil fertility management

This handbook presents Integrated Soil Fertility Management, commonly known as ISFM, as a key contributor to improving Africa’s soil and crop productivity, especially for the key staples in the continent that include maize, legumes, rice, cassava, bananas, sorghum, millet and coffee. It is meant for...

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Main Author: Fairhurst, Thomas
Format: Manual
Language:Inglés
Published: CTA / CABI 2012
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76786
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description This handbook presents Integrated Soil Fertility Management, commonly known as ISFM, as a key contributor to improving Africa’s soil and crop productivity, especially for the key staples in the continent that include maize, legumes, rice, cassava, bananas, sorghum, millet and coffee. It is meant for training of extension workers on soil fertility management techniques in sub-Saharan Africa and for workers involved in rural development that would like to learn more about the principles of ISFM. The handbook is also a useful primer on ISFM for educational organizations such as universities and technical colleges, and organizations involved in the development of policy on agriculture and rural development that need reference materials on ISFM techniques.
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spelling CGSpace767862024-01-03T11:27:02Z Handbook for integrated soil fertility management Fairhurst, Thomas This handbook presents Integrated Soil Fertility Management, commonly known as ISFM, as a key contributor to improving Africa’s soil and crop productivity, especially for the key staples in the continent that include maize, legumes, rice, cassava, bananas, sorghum, millet and coffee. It is meant for training of extension workers on soil fertility management techniques in sub-Saharan Africa and for workers involved in rural development that would like to learn more about the principles of ISFM. The handbook is also a useful primer on ISFM for educational organizations such as universities and technical colleges, and organizations involved in the development of policy on agriculture and rural development that need reference materials on ISFM techniques. 2012 2016-09-02T06:19:02Z 2016-09-02T06:19:02Z Manual https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76786 en Open Access application/pdf CTA / CABI
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