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Productivity and Phosphorus Use Efficiencies of Soybean Genotypes on Fields of Differing Soil Fertility in Two Agroecological zones of Uganda

P. Ebanyat · J. Ssekamwa · P. Tukamuhabwa

On- farm trials were conducted in the Northern moist farmlands (NMF) and South and Eastern Lake Kyoga basin (SELKB) agro-ecological zones of Uganda for two seasons of 2011 to determine the yield response of soybean genotypes to phosphorus …

RUF-33180 2012 CC BY 4.0 22 May 2014

Nutritional value of Grewia Flavescens: Implications for Household Food Security in Northeastern Rift Valley of Ethiopia

Feyssa Debela Hunde · J.T. Njoka · M.M. Nyangito · Asfaw Zemede

Grewia flavescens A. Juss, commonly known as donkey berry is an under-utilised wild plant species in Ethiopia. It is used for food and fodder for humans and livestock, respectively. Agricultural expansion and increased frequencies of droug…

RUF-33070 2012 CC BY 4.0 21 May 2014

Spatial Dynamic of the Mabalane Mopane Ecosystem Degradation and its Association with Wildfires in southern Mozambique: What Implications for Biodiversity and people’s Livelihoods

Romana Rombe Bandeira · Inocência Muzime · Amadeu Ossene · Cláudio dos Santos Quenhe +1 more

The study focused on the Mopane woodlands, a forest ecosystem in Mozambiques from which the rural poor extract various forest and non forests products. The size of the ecosystem has been reduced over the years due to extensive agriculture …

RUF-32737 2012 CC BY 4.0 18 May 2014

The impact of climate change and variability on agricultural production: Adaptation strategies in Teso sub-region of eastern Uganda

W. Ekere · V. Ekiyar · C. Jumbe · J. Mangisoni +3 more

Climate change is emerging as the most important environmental problem facing modern society. Africa in particular is highly vulnerable to climate change and variability due to heavy reliance on rainfed agriculture by the majority of its p…

RUF-32296 2012 CC BY 4.0 16 May 2014

Conserve and Screen Premium Value Indigenous Plant Biodiversity and Products on Smallholder Farming Systems of Lake Victoria Basin in East Africa

L.S.M. Akundabweni · S. Munialo · A. Namutebi · J. Ssozi

Indigenous plants (IPs) particularly African Indigenous Vegetables (AIVs) have been neglected in East Africa despite their food and nutritional value. This project was therefore initiated to promote cultivation and conservation of AIVs. Th…

RUF-31953 2012 CC BY 4.0 13 May 2014