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Dec 15

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Researchers on-site to inspect a set of nutrient omission plots (NOTs) for wheat growing in Minjar Shenkora District, in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. The plots evaluated the effect of omitting nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrients on wheat growth and yield, against a plot receiving a balanced application of all nutrients. #sharegrowingafrica

Researchers on-site to inspect a set of nutrient omission plots (NOTs) for wheat growing in Minjar Shenkora District,
in the Amhara region of Ethiopia. The plots evaluated the effect of omitting nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrients on wheat growth and yield, against a plot receiving a balanced application of all nutrients. #sharegrowingafrica ...

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May 16

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📣 The African Plant Nutrition Institute launches the inaugural issue of GROWING AFRICA Magazine! 📥 https://bit.ly/3laKO3f Growing Africa is a brand new semi-annual, digital publication initiated by the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) to provide a forum serving stakeholders interested in Africa-centric plant nutrition science. The publication seeks to strengthen connections within the #research community in #Africa, and promote impactful solutions, programs, and activities. As a source of practical information, Growing Africa fills a gap in the current knowledge base by providing scientific information in an actionable manner. #ShareGrowingAfrica #GrowingAfrica #Magazine

📣 The African Plant Nutrition Institute launches the inaugural issue of GROWING AFRICA Magazine!
📥 https://bit.ly/3laKO3f
Growing Africa is a brand new semi-annual, digital publication initiated by the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) to provide a forum serving stakeholders interested in Africa-centric plant nutrition science.
The publication seeks to strengthen connections within the #research community in #Africa, and promote impactful solutions, programs, and activities. As a source of practical information, Growing Africa fills a gap in the current knowledge base by providing scientific information in an actionable manner.
#ShareGrowingAfrica #GrowingAfrica #Magazine ...

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