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آفریقا نیاز فوری به یک انقلاب سبز منحصربهفرد آفریقایی دارد- انقلابی که مدتها به پایان رسیده است، انقلابی که به این قاره در جستجوی کرامت و صلح کمک خواهد کرد
آقای کوفی عنان،
دبیر کل سابق سازمان ملل متحد (UN)، در حال حاضر رئیس هیئت مدیره اتحاد برای انقلاب سبز در آفریقا (AGRA) است.
کار تحقیقاتی بر روی خاک در جنوب صحرای آفریقا (SSA) خروجی های متعددی را ایجاد کرده است، اما بسیار اندک است. برای بهبود معیشت کشاورزان خردهمالک به پذیرش تبدیل شدهاند. این بزرگترین چالشی است که آفریقا باید به آن بپردازد تا بتواند به انقلاب سبز که بسیار مورد توجه قرار گرفته است بپردازد
آندره باتونو
کارشناس بهداشت خاک، اتحاد برای یک انقلاب سبز در آفریقا (AGRA)، آکرا، غنا< /p>
انقلاب سبز آفریقا میتواند قدرت دانش و فناوری را با لمس محیطی به کار گیرد: انتشار بسیاری از گونههای گیاهی که در شرایط مختلف رشد میکنند. ; بهبود سلامت خاک از طریق مدیریت یکپارچه حاصلخیزی خاک؛ و توسعه فن آوری هایی که استفاده از آب باران را به حداکثر می رساند، آبیاری در مقیاس کوچک را ارائه می دهد و در برابر اثرات شرایط آب و هوایی نامطلوب و متغیر کاهش می دهد.
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Front Matter....Pages i-xlix
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
New Challenges and Opportunities for Integrated Soil Fertility Management in Africa....Pages 3-17
Meeting the Demands for Plant Nutrients for an African Green Revolution: The Role of Indigenous Agrominerals....Pages 19-29
The Geological Basis of Farming in Africa....Pages 31-47
The Challenges Facing West African Family Farms in Accessing Agricultural Innovations: Institutional and Political Implications....Pages 49-62
Achieving an African Green Revolution: A Perspective from an Agri-Input Supplier....Pages 63-70
The African Green Revolution and the Role of Partnerships in East Africa....Pages 71-81
Optimizing Agricultural Water Management for the Green Revolution in Africa....Pages 83-94
Ex-ante Evaluation of the Impact of a Structural Change in Fertilizer Procurement Method in Sub-Saharan Africa....Pages 95-101
Preparing Groups of Poor Farmers for Market Engagement: Five Key Skill Sets....Pages 103-111
Fertilizer Microdosing and “Warrantage” or Inventory Credit System to Improve Food Security and Farmers’ Income in West Africa....Pages 113-121
African Green Revolution Requires a Secure Source of Phosphorus: A Review of Alternative Sources and Improved Management Options of Phosphorus....Pages 123-129
Front Matter....Pages 131-131
Soybean Varieties, Developed in Lowland West Africa, Retain Their Promiscuity and Dual-Purpose Nature Under Highland Conditions in Western Kenya....Pages 133-144
Long-Term Effect of Continuous Cropping of Irrigated Rice on Soil and Yield Trends in the Sahel of West Africa....Pages 145-153
Conservation Tillage, Local Organic Resources, and Nitrogen Fertilizer Combinations Affect Maize Productivity, Soil Structure and Nutrient Balances in Semi-arid Kenya....Pages 155-167
Long-Term Land Management Effects on Crop Yields and Soil Properties in the Sub-humid Highlands of Kenya....Pages 169-174
Integrated Management of Fertilizers, Weed and Rice Genotypes Can Improve Rice Productivity....Pages 175-182
Integrated Soil Fertility Management for Increased Maize Production in the Degraded Farmlands of the Guinea Savanna Zone of Ghana Using Devil-Bean ( Crotalaria retusa ) and Fertilizer Nitrogen....Pages 183-189
Effect of Organic Inputs and Mineral Fertilizer on Maize Yield in a Ferralsol and a Nitisol Soil in Central Kenya....Pages 191-203
Effects of Conservation Tillage, Crop Residue and Cropping Systems on Changes in Soil Organic Matter and Maize–Legume Production: A Case Study in Teso District....Pages 205-213
Benefits of Integrated Soil Fertility and Water Management in Semi-arid West Africa: An Example Study in Burkina Faso....Pages 215-225
Front Matter....Pages 131-131
Survival and Soil Nutrient Changes During 5 Years of Growth of 16 Faidherbia albida Provenances in Semi-Arid Baringo District, Kenya....Pages 227-234
The ‘Secret’ Behind the Good Performance of Tithonia diversifolia on P Availability as Compared to Other Green Manures....Pages 235-243
Biological Nitrogen Fixation Potential by Soybeans in Two Low-P Soils of Southern Cameroon....Pages 245-254
Roles for Herbaceous and Grain Legumes, Kraal Manure, and Inorganic Fertilizers for Soil Fertility Management in Eastern Uganda....Pages 255-263
The Effects of Integration of Organic and Inorganic Sources of Nutrient on Maize Yield in Central Kenya....Pages 265-270
Forage Legume–Cereal Double Cropping in Bimodal Rainfall Highland Tropics: The Kenyan Case....Pages 271-279
Effects of Conservation Tillage, Fertilizer Inputs and Cropping Systems on Soil Properties and Crop Yield in Western Kenya....Pages 281-288
Effect of Manure Application on Soil Nitrogen Availability to Intercropped Sorghum and Cowpea at Three Sites in Eastern Kenya....Pages 289-297
The Effect of Organic-Based Nutrient Management Strategies on Soil Nutrient Availability and Maize Performance in Njoro, Kenya....Pages 299-308
Using Forage Legumes to Improve Soil Fertility for Enhanced Grassland Productivity of Semi-arid Rangelands of Kajiado District, Kenya....Pages 309-316
Potential of Cowpea, Pigeonpea and Greengram to Contribute Nitrogen to Maize in Rotation on Ferralsol in Tanga – Tanzania....Pages 317-323
Model Validation Through Long-Term Promising Sustainable Maize/Pigeon Pea Residue Management in Malawi....Pages 325-333
Use of Tithonia Biomass, Maize Residues and Inorganic Phosphate in Climbing Bean Yield and Soil Properties in Rwanda....Pages 335-341
The Potential of Increased Maize and Soybean Production in Uasin Gishu District, Kenya, Resulting from Soil Acidity Amendment Using Minjingu Phosphate Rock and Agricultural Lime....Pages 343-348
Residual Effects of Contrasting Organic Residues on Maize Growth and Phosphorus Accumulation over Four Cropping Cycles in Savanna Soils....Pages 349-356
Interactive Effects of Selected Nutrient Resources and Tied-Ridging on Plant Growth Performance in a Semi-arid Smallholder Farming Environment in Central Zimbabwe....Pages 357-363
In Vitro Selection of Soybean Accessions for Induction of Germination of Striga hermonthica (Del.) Benth Seeds and Their Effect on Striga hermonthica Attachment on Associated Maize....Pages 365-372
Innovations in Cassava Production for Food Security and Forest Conservation in Western Côte D’ivoire....Pages 373-379
Promoting Uses of Indigenous Phosphate Rock for Soil Fertility Recapitalisation in the Sahel: State of the Knowledge on the Review of the Rock Phosphates of Burkina Faso....Pages 381-390
Selecting Indigenous P-Solubilizing Bacteria for Cowpea and Millet Improvement in Nutrient-Deficient Acidic Soils of Southern Cameroon....Pages 391-398
Front Matter....Pages 131-131
Evaluation of Human Urine as a Source of Nitrogen in the Co-composting of Pine Bark and Lawn Clippings....Pages 399-408
Extractable Bray-1 phosphorus and crop yields as influenced by addition of phosphatic fertilizers of various solubilities integrated with manure in an acid soil....Pages 409-420
Seedbed Types and Integrated Nutrient Management Options for Cowpea Production in the Southern Rangelands of Semi-arid Eastern Kenya....Pages 421-425
Land and Water Management Research and Development in Arid and Semi-arid Lands of Kenya....Pages 427-438
Evaluation of Establishment, Biomass Productivity and Quality of Improved Fallow Species in a Ferralic Arenosol at Coastal Region in Kenya....Pages 439-448
Assessment of Potato Bacterial Wilt Disease Status in North Rift Valley of Kenya: A Survey....Pages 449-456
Soil Fertility Variability in Relation to the Yields of Maize and Soybean Under Intensifying Cropping Systems in the Tropical Savannas of Northeastern Nigeria....Pages 457-464
An Evaluation of Lucerne Varieties Suitable for Different Agro-ecological Zones in Kenya....Pages 465-472
Water Harvesting and Integrated Nutrient Management Options for Maize–Cowpea Production in Semi-arid Eastern Kenya....Pages 473-480
The Potential of Ipomoea stenosiphon as a Soil Fertility Ameliorant in the Semi-arid Tropics....Pages 481-490
Effect of Al Concentration and Liming Acid Soils on the Growth of Selected Maize Cultivars Grown on Sandy Soils in Southern Africa....Pages 491-500
The Role of Biological Technologies in Land Quality Management: Drivers for Farmer’s Adoption in the Central Highlands of Kenya....Pages 501-512
Biophysical Characterization of Oasis Soils for Efficient Use of External Inputs in Marsabit District: Their Potentials and Limitations....Pages 513-522
Multi-functional Properties of Mycorrhizal Fungi for Crop Production: The Case Study of Banana Development and Drought Tolerance....Pages 523-531
Effect of Phosphorus Sources and Rates on Sugarcane Yield and Quality in Kibos, Nyando Sugar Zone....Pages 533-537
Natural and Entropic Determinants of Soil Carbon Stocks in Two Agro-Ecosystems in Burkina Faso....Pages 539-551
Integrated soil fertility management involving promiscuous dual-purpose soybean and upland NERICA enhanced rice productivity in the savannas....Pages 553-562
Nitrogen Use in Maize ( Zea mays )–Pigeonpea ( Cajanus cajans ) Intercrop in Semi-arid Conditions of Kenya....Pages 563-570
Nitrogen and phosphorus capture and recovery efficiencies, and crop responses to a range of soil fertility management strategies in sub-Saharan Africa....Pages 571-589
Greenhouse Evaluation of Agronomic Effectiveness of Unacidulated and Partially Acidulated Phosphate Rock from Kodjari and the Effect of Mixed Crop on Plant P Nutrition....Pages 591-596
Front Matter....Pages 131-131
Effect of Continuous Mineral and Organic Fertilizer Inputs and Plowing on Groundnut Yield and Soil Fertility in a Groundnut–Sorghum Rotation in Central Burkina Faso....Pages 597-603
Soil Inorganic N and N Uptake by Maize Following Application of Legume Biomass, Tithonia, Manure and Mineral Fertilizer in Central Kenya....Pages 605-616
Changes in δ 15 N and N Nutrition in Nodulated Cowpea ( Vigna unguiculata L. Walp.) and Maize ( Zea mays L.) Grown in Mixed Culture with Exogenous P Supply....Pages 617-630
Cation Flux in Incubated Plant Residues and Its Effect on pH and Plant Residue Alkalinity....Pages 631-640
A Study of the Agronomic Efficiency of Human Stool and Urine on Production of Maize and Egg Plant in Burkina Faso....Pages 641-649
Potential for Reuse of Human Urine in Peri-urban Farming....Pages 651-660
Towards Sustainable Land Use in Vertisols in Kenya: Challenges and Opportunities....Pages 661-675
Potential Nitrogen Contribution of Climbing Bean to Subsequent Maize Crop in Rotation in South Kivu Province of Democratic Republic of Congo....Pages 677-681
Investigation on the Germination of Zanthoxylum gilletii (African Satinwood) Seed....Pages 683-691
Combining Ability for Grain Yield of Imidazolinone-Resistant Maize Inbred Lines Under Striga ( Striga hermonthica ) Infestation....Pages 693-700
Identification of Plant Genetic Resources with High Potential Contribution to Soil Fertility Enhancement in the Sahel, with Special Interest in Fallow Vegetation....Pages 701-706
Within-Farm Variability in Soil Fertility Management in Smallholder Farms of Kirege Location, Central Highlands of Kenya....Pages 707-716
Residual Effects of Applied Phosphorus Fertilizer on Maize Grain Yield and Phosphorus Recovery from a Long-Term Trial in Western Kenya....Pages 717-727
Combined Effect of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers on Soil Chemical and Biological Properties and Maize Yield in Rubona, Southern Rwanda....Pages 729-740
Phenotypic Characterization of Local Maize Landraces for Drought Tolerance in Kenya....Pages 741-746
Targeting Resources Within Diverse, Heterogeneous and Dynamic Farming Systems: Towards a ‘Uniquely African Green Revolution’....Pages 747-758
Exploring Crop Yield Benefits of Integrated Water and Nutrient Management Technologies in the Desert Margins of Africa: Experiences from Semi-arid Zimbabwe....Pages 759-772
Population dynamics of mixed indigenous legume fallows and influence on subsequent maize following mineral P application in smallholder farming systems of Zimbabwe....Pages 773-783
Formulating Crop Management Options for Africa’s Drought-Prone Regions: Taking Account of Rainfall Risk Using Modeling....Pages 785-794
Residue quality and N fertilizer do not influence aggregate stabilization of C and N in two tropical soils with contrasting texture....Pages 795-805
Front Matter....Pages 131-131
Interaction Between Resource Quality, Aggregate Turnover, Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling in the Central Highlands of Kenya....Pages 807-816
Performances of Cotton–Maize Rotation System as Affected by Ploughing Frequency and Soil Fertility Management in Burkina Faso....Pages 817-831
Developing Standard Protocols for Soil Quality Monitoring and Assessment....Pages 833-842
Increasing Productivity Through Maize–Legume Intercropping in Central Kenya....Pages 843-858
Contributions of Cowpea and Fallow to Soil Fertility Improvement in the Guinea Savannah of West Africa....Pages 859-866
Front Matter....Pages 867-867
Some Facts About Fertilizer Use in Africa: The Case of Smallholder and Large-Scale Farmers in Kenya....Pages 869-878
Farm Input Market System in Western Kenya: Constraints, Opportunities, and Policy Implications....Pages 879-886
Gender Differentials in Adoption of Soil Nutrient Replenishment Technologies in Meru South District, Kenya....Pages 887-896
Enhancing Agricultural Production Potential Through Nutrition and Good Health Practice: The Case of Suba District in Kenya....Pages 897-903
Linking Policy, Research, Agribusiness and Processing Enterprise to Develop Mungbean (Vigna radiata) Production as Export Crop from Senegal River Valley....Pages 905-912
Prioritizing Research Efforts to Increase On-Farm Income Generation: The Case of Cassava-Based Farmers in Peri-urban Southern Cameroon....Pages 913-919
Policy Framework for Utilization and Conservation of Below-Ground Biodiversity in Kenya....Pages 921-926
Policy Issues Affecting Integrated Natural Resource Management and Utilization in Arid and Semi-arid Lands of Kenya....Pages 927-934
Stakeholder Characterisation of the Biophysical and Socio-economic Potential of the Desert Margins in Kenya....Pages 935-945
Soil Fertility Management in the Region of Gourma, Burkina Faso, West Africa....Pages 947-955
Understanding Cassava Yield Differences at Farm Level: Lessons for Research....Pages 957-963
Organic Matter Utilisation and the Determinants of Organic Manure Use by Farmers in the Guinea Savanna Zone of Nigeria....Pages 965-974
Innovativeness of Common Interest Groups in North Rift Kenya: A Case of Trans-Nzoia District....Pages 975-983
Economic Analysis of Improved Potato Technologies in Rwanda....Pages 985-991
Assessment of Occupational Safety Concerns in Pesticide Use Among Small-Scale Farmers in Sagana, Central Highlands, Kenya....Pages 993-998
Front Matter....Pages 867-867
Variation in Socio-economic Characteristics and Natural Resource Management in Communities with Different Potato Market Linkages in the Highlands of Southwestern Uganda....Pages 999-1008
Crop Rotation of Leguminous Crops as a Soil Fertility Strategy in Pearl Millet Production Systems....Pages 1009-1014
Participatory Variety Selection of Pulses Under Different Soil and Pest Management Practices in Kadoma District, Zimbabwe....Pages 1015-1022
Economic Returns of the “MBILI” Intercropping Compared to Conventional Systems in Western Kenya....Pages 1023-1033
Bio-socio-economic Factors Influencing Tree Production in Southeastern Drylands of Kenya....Pages 1035-1042
Economic Evaluation of the Contribution of Below-Ground Biodiversity: Case Study of Biological Nitrogen Fixation by Rhizobia....Pages 1043-1053
Farmers’ Perception of Soil Fertility Depletion and Its Influence on Uptake of Integrated Soil Nutrient Management Techniques: Evidence from Western Kenya....Pages 1055-1059
Taking Soil Fertility Management Technologies to the Farmers’ Backyard: The Case of Farmer Field Schools in Western Kenya....Pages 1061-1067
Status and Trends of Technological Changes Among Small-Scale Farmers in Tanzania....Pages 1069-1075
The Dilemma of Using Fertilizer to Power the Green Revolution in Sub-Saharan Africa....Pages 1077-1082
Overcoming Market Constraint for Pro-poor Agricultural Growth in the Eastern DR Congo, South Kivu....Pages 1083-1089
Constraints in Chickpea Transportation in the Lake Zone of Tanzania....Pages 1091-1098
Front Matter....Pages 1099-1099
Micro-dosing as a pathway to Africa’s Green Revolution: evidence from broad-scale on-farm trials....Pages 1101-1113
The Dryland Eco-Farm: A Potential Solution to the Main Constraints of Rain-Fed Agriculture in the Semi-Arid Tropics of Africa....Pages 1115-1123
Effect of Zai Soil and Water Conservation Technique on Water Balance and the Fate of Nitrate from Organic Amendments Applied: A Case of Degraded Crusted Soils in Niger....Pages 1125-1135
Counting Eggs? Smallholder Experiments and Tryouts as Success Indicators of Adoption of Soil Fertility Technologies....Pages 1137-1144
Improving Smallholder Farmers’ Access to Information for Enhanced Decision Making in Natural Resource Management: Experiences from Southwestern Uganda....Pages 1145-1159
Market Access: Components, Interactions, and Implications in Smallholder Agriculture in the Former Homeland Area of South Africa....Pages 1161-1167
Improving African Agricultural Market and Rural Livelihood Through Warrantage : Case Study of Jigawa State, Nigeria....Pages 1169-1175
The Desert Margins Programme Approaches in Upscaling Best-Bet Technologies in Arid and Semi-arid Lands in Kenya....Pages 1177-1191
Front Matter....Pages 1099-1099
Soil Organic Inputs and Water Conservation Practices Are the Keys of the Sustainable Farming Systems in the Sub-Sahelian Zone of Burkina Faso....Pages 1193-1201
Intercropping Grain Amaranth ( Amaranthus dubius ) with Soybean ( Glycine max ) for Sustainability and Improved Livelihoods in Western Kenya....Pages 1203-1210
Soil Conservation in Nigeria: Assessment of Past and Present Initiatives....Pages 1211-1219
Effect of Farmer Resource Endowment and Management Strategies on Spatial Variability of Soil Fertility in Contrasting Agro-ecological Zones in Zimbabwe....Pages 1221-1229
Empowering Farmers in Monitoring and Evaluation for Improved Livelihood: Case Study of Soil and Water Management in Central Kenya....Pages 1231-1239
Effectiveness of “PREP-PAC” Soil Fertility Replenishment Product on Performance of the Diversified Maize–Legume Intercrops in Western Kenya....Pages 1241-1247
Risk Preference and Optimal Crop Combinations for Smallholder Farmers in Umbumbulu District, South Africa: An Application of Stochastic Linear Programming....Pages 1249-1256
Scaling Out Integrated Soil Nutrient and Water Management Technologies Through Farmer Participatory Research: Experiences from Semi-arid Central Zimbabwe....Pages 1257-1268
Reducing the Risk of Crop Failure for Smallholder Farmers in Africa Through the Adoption of Conservation Agriculture....Pages 1269-1277
Dissemination of Integrated Soil Fertility Management Technologies Using Participatory Approaches in the Central Highlands of Kenya....Pages 1279-1296
Success Stories: A Case of Adoption of Improved Varieties of Maize and Cassava in Kilosa and Muheza Districts, Eastern Tanzania....Pages 1297-1301
The Role of Forest Resources in the Strategies of Rural Communities Coping with the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Sub-Saharan Africa....Pages 1303-1310
Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration in Niger: A Key to Environmental Stability, Agricultural Intensification, and Diversification....Pages 1311-1319
Achieving a Green Revolution in Southern Africa: Role of Soil and Water Conservation in Enhancing Agricultural Productivity and Livelihoods in Semi-arid Areas of Malawi....Pages 1321-1329
Managing Soil and Water Through Community Tree Establishment and Management: A Case of Agabu and Kandota Villages in Ntcheu District, Malawi....Pages 1331-1336
Adoption and Up-Scaling of Water Harvesting Technologies Among Small-Scale Farmers in Northern Kenya....Pages 1337-1344
Social and Economic Factors for the Adoption of Agroforestry Practices in Lake Victoria Catchment, Magu, Tanzania....Pages 1345-1352
Back Matter....Pages 1353-1363
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Africa urgently needs a uniquely African Green Revolution- a revolution that is long overdue, a revolution that will help the continent in its quest for dignity and peace
Mr. Kofi Annan,
Former Secretary General of the United Nations (UN), currently the Board Chair of Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)
Research work on soil in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) has generated numerous outputs but very few have been translated into adoption to improve the livelihoods of the smallholder farmers. This is the greatest challenge Africa needs to address in order to achieve the highly sought after green revolution
Andre Bationo
Soil Health Specialist, Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), Accra, Ghana
An African Green Revolution can apply the power of knowledge and technology with an environmental touch: disseminating many crop varieties that will thrive in diverse conditions; improving soil health through integrated soil fertility management; and developing technologies that maximize the use of rainwater, deliver small-scale irrigation and mitigate against impacts of unfavourable and changing climatic conditions.