General
Keywords
Zimbabwe, soil fertility, management
Promotor
Prof. Dr. K.E. Giller
Co-promotors
Dr. S.J Twomlow, Dr. M.T. van Wijk
Date
Country
Zimbabwe
Abstract
African smallholder farmers face perennial food shortages due to low crop yields. The major cause of poor crop yields is soil fertility decline. The diversity of sites and soils between African farming systems is great, therefore strategies to solve soil fertility problems should suit the opportunities and problems encountered in the different climatic regions. This thesis characterizes the semi-arid regions of south-western Zimbabwe and explores some of the strategies that can be used to provide farmers with more options for soil fertility improvement...
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