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Impact of alternative soil fertility management options on maize productivity in Malawi's smallholder farming system

Tchale, Hardwick (contributor); Sauer, Johannes (contributor) - 2005

This paper focuses on smallholder maize production in Malawi by investigating the linkbetween productivity and soil fertility management. Many studies conducted in Malawi indicate declining levels of maize productivity thereby posing food security concerns, since maize is the staple crop for...

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Impact of Alternative Soil Fertility Management Options on Maize Productivity in Malawi’s Smallholder Farming System

Tchale, Hardwick - 2018

This paper focuses on smallholder maize production in Malawi by investigating the link between productivity and soil fertility management. Many studies conducted in Malawi indicate declining levels of maize productivity thereby posing food security concerns, since maize is the staple crop for...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012911256

The impact of increased school enrollment on economic growth in Tanzania

Seebens, Holger; Wobst, Peter - In: African development review 17 (2005) 2, pp. 274-301

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Village level labor market development in Tanzania : evidence from spatial econometrics

Mduma, John K. (contributor); Wobst, Peter (contributor) - 2005

strategy, data on Tanzania show that the participation in the rural labor markets is still relatively low. This study examines … the factors behind the development of village labor markets in Tanzania. Using spatial econometric techniques, the study … shows that, despite their incipient development, rural labor markets in Tanzania are significantly interlinked across space …

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