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Beyond agronomic practices, this issue encourages us to think more broadly about the connections between soil health, crop nutrition, livelihoods, and even human health outcomes. The evidence continues to show that investments in better crop nutrition can deliver benefits far beyond the farm gate.
Does Improved Agronomy and Plant Nutrition Enhance Human Health Outcomes?
By Sara Lamsili and Kaushik Majumdar
Decoding Ankole’s Coffee Landscape: Farmer Typologies and Livelihood Strategies from Uganda Coffee–Banana Systems
By Pamela Pali, Bernice Limo, Godfrey Taulya, Ivan Adolwa, Derrick Komwangi, Thomas Oberthür, Amon Natushemba, Sam Webb, Salah Eddine Lahamdi, Nicodemus Bamuhangaine, and James Mutegi
Unlocking Intensification in Legume-Driven Systems: The Role of Markets and Input Access
By Esther Mugi-Ngenga, William Adzawla, Pamela Pali, Brayan Valencia, Shamie Zingore, and Thomas Oberthür
Lifting Gender-Based Barriers to Access and Adoption of Precision Agriculture Technologies
By Pamela Pali, Shamie Zingore, Thomas Oberthür, and Amy Sullivan
Integrating Gender Sensitive Approaches into Precision Agriculture Programming
By Pamela Pali, Shamie Zingore, Thomas Oberthür, and Amy Sullivan
How Socio-Economic Factors Shape Soil Fertility Management in Ghana’s Smallholder Farms
By Kwame Agyei Frimpong, Ransford Opoku Darko, Selorm Akaba, Isaac Boateng, and Agnes Naa Abeley Abbey
Beyond the Rains: Financial Liquidity as a Determinant of 4R Nutrient Timing in Kenya
By Brayan Valencia, Ivan Adolwa, Martha Okumu, Joses Muthamia, Simon Cook, and Thomas Oberthür
Effect of Soil pH on Nitrogen Response of Olive Orchards in Northern Morocco
By Intissare Mouamine, Ngonidzashe Chirinda, Amine El Khouni, Mahdi Dahane, Aziz Soulaimani, Hakim Boulal
Precision Nutrient Management
Soil Health for Improved Livelihoods
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Climate & Weather Smart Plant Nutrition
