| Chapter: 1 (Page no: 1)
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The challenge of stimulating adoption of improved natural resource management practices in African agriculture.
Author(s):
Barrett, C. B.
Place, F.
Aboud, A. A.
Brown, D. R.
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| Chapter: 2 (Page no: 23)
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Social capital and social learning in the process of natural resource management.
Author(s):
Pretty, J.
Buck, L.
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| Chapter: 3 (Page no: 35)
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The limits of knowledge: securing rural livelihoods in a situation of resource scarcity.
Author(s):
Peters, P. E.
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| Chapter: 4 (Page no: 51)
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Farmers' use and adaptation of alley farming in Nigeria.
Author(s):
Adesina, A. A.
Chianu, J.
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| Chapter: 5 (Page no: 65)
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Farmers as co-developers and adopters of green-manure cover crops in West and Central Africa.
Author(s):
Tarawali, G.
Douthwaite, B.
Haan, N. C. de
Tarawali, S. A.
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| Chapter: 6 (Page no: 77)
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Sustainable management of private and communal lands in Northern Ethiopia.
Author(s):
Gebremedhin, B.
Swinton, S. M.
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| Chapter: 7 (Page no: 91)
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Poverty and land degradation: peasants' willingness to pay to sustain land productivity.
Author(s):
Holden, S. T.
Shiferaw, B.
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| Chapter: 8 (Page no: 103)
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Input use and conservation investments among farm households in Rwanda: patterns and determinants.
Author(s):
Clay, D. C.
Kelly, V.
Mpyisi, E.
Reardon, T.
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| Chapter: 9 (Page no: 115)
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Agroforestry adoption decisions, structural adjustment and gender in Africa.
Author(s):
Gladwin, C. H.
Peterson, J. S.
Phiri, D.
Uttaro, R.
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| Chapter: 10 (Page no: 129)
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Liquidity and soil management: evidence from Madagascar and Niger.
Author(s):
Wyatt, T. J.
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| Chapter: 11 (Page no: 143)
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Smallholder farmers' use of integrated nutrient-management strategies: patterns and possibilities in Machakos district of Eastern Kenya.
Author(s):
Freeman, H. A.
Coe, R.
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| Chapter: 13 (Page no: 169)
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Evaluating adoption of new crop-livestock-soil-management technologies using georeferenced village-level data: the case of cowpea in the dry savannahs of West Africa.
Author(s):
Kristjanson, P.
Okike, I.
Tarawali, S. A.
Kruska, R.
Manyong, V. M.
Singh, B. B.
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| Chapter: 14 (Page no: 181)
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Contradictions in agricultural intensification and improved natural resource management: issues in the Fianarantsoa Forest Corridor of Madagascar.
Author(s):
Freudenberger, M. S.
Freudenberger, K. S.
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| Chapter: 15 (Page no: 193)
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Synergies between natural resource management practices and fertilizer technologies: lessons from Mali.
Author(s):
Kelly, V.
Sylla, M. L.
Galiba, M.
Weight, D.
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| Chapter: 16 (Page no: 205)
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Soil and water conservation in semi-arid Tanzania: government policy and farmers' practices.
Author(s):
Hatibu, N.
Lazaro, E. A.
Mahoo, H. F.
Rwehumbiza, F. B. R.
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| Chapter: 17 (Page no: 219)
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Initiatives to encourage farmer adoption of soil-fertility technologies for maize-based cropping systems in Southern Africa.
Author(s):
Mekuria, M.
Waddington, S. R.
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| Chapter: 18 (Page no: 235)
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A bio-economic model of integrated crop-livestock farming systems: the case of the Ginchi watershed in Ethiopia.
Author(s):
Okumu, B. N.
Jabbar, M. A.
Colman, D.
Russell, N.
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| Chapter: 19 (Page no: 251)
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Nutrient cycling in integrated plant-animal systems: implications for animal management strategies in smallholder farming systems.
Author(s):
Ndlovu, L. R.
Mugabe, P. H.
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| Chapter: 20 (Page no: 261)
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Natural resource technologies for semi-arid regions of sub-Saharan Africa.
Author(s):
Shapiro, B. I.
Sanders, J. H.
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| Chapter: 21 (Page no: 275)
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Lessons for natural resource management technology adoption and research.
Author(s):
Place, F.
Swallow, B. M.
Wangila, J.
Barrett, C. B.
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| Chapter: 22 (Page no: 287)
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Towards improved natural resource management in African agriculture.
Author(s):
Barrett, C. B.
Lynam, J.
Place, F.
Reardon, T.
Aboud, A. A.
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