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Fertilizer adoption, credit access, and safety nets in rural Ethiopia

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Fertilizer industry subsidies in China : who are the beneficiaries?

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Compost adoption in Northern Ghana

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Despite describing a decline in soil fertility, Northern Ghanaian smallholders have not universally adopted use of …

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Farmers' production and marketing response to rice price increases and fertilizer subsidies in the Office du Niger

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Another mouth to feed? : the effects of (in)fertility on malnutrition

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Does high fertility contribute to child malnutrition in poor countries? We test this hypothesis using unanticipated … fertility reductions caused by secondary infertility. Though not randomly assigned, we argue that infertility should be largely … decline in malnutrition may be attributable to fertility reductions. …

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Fertilizer subsidies in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Spillover effects of targeted subsidies : an assessment of fertilizer and improved seed use in Nigeria

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How do fertilizer subsidy programs affect total fertilizer use in sub-Saharan Africa? : crowding out, diversion, and benefit/cost assessments

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