Vol. 21 (2013): Supplement 3 | African Crop Science Journal

Published: 2013-12-10

Woody and non-woody biomass utilisation for fuel and implications on plant nutrients availability in the Mukehantuta watershed in Ethiopia

K Bekele, H Hager, K Mekonnen

625-636

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Profitability of soil erosion control technologies in eastern Uganda Highlands.

M Barungi, DH Ng’ong’ola, A Edriss, J Mugisha

637-646

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Tree and shrub species integration in the crop-livestock farming system

M Sisay, K Mekonnen

647-656

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Nutritional value of commonly consumed desert date tree products

CA Okia, JG Agea, J Kwetegyeka, P Okiror, J Kimondo, Z Teklehaimanot, J Obua

657-668

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Determinants of inorganic fertiliser use in the mixed crop-livestock farming systems of the central highlands of Ethiopia.

C Yirga, RM Hassan

669-682

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Participatory identification of farmer acceptable improved rice varieties for rain-fed 683 lowland ecologies in Uganda.

D Nanfumba, N Turyahabwe, J Ssebuliba, W Kakuru, J Kaugule, S Omio, M Samuka

683-692

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Innovation platforms for establishment and management of community nurseries in the central highlands of Ethiopia.

Y Amha, K Bekele, M Albachew

693-704

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Scaling Sustainable Land management Innovations: The African Highland Initiative Devolution Model.

JMB Tukahirwa, J Mowo, J Tanui, R Kamugisha, K Masuki

705-722

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Physico-chemical characteristics and fatty acid profile of desert date kernel oil in Uganda.

CA Okia, J Kwetegyeka, P Okiror, JM Kimondo, Z Teklehaimanot, J Obua

723-734

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Significance of social networks in sustainable land management in central Ethiopia and eastern Uganda.

JMB Tukahirwa, B Fungo, R Kamugisha, W Wagoire, B Gorfu

735-750

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Innovation platforms: A tool for scaling up sustainable land management innovations in the highlands of eastern Uganda.

GA Eneku, WW Wagoire, J Nakanwagi, JMB Tukahirwa

751-760

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Devolution: A mechanism for scaling adoption of sustainable land management in Eastern Africa highlands.

J Nakanwagi, WW Wagoire, GA Eneku

761-770

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Implications of market access on soil and water conservation investment in Sebei sub region of eastern Uganda.

R Gidoi, F Mugagga, M Buyinza, W Wagoire

771-780

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Farmers’ preference for soil and water conservation practices in central highlands of Ethiopia.

Z Adimassu, B Gorfu, D Nigussie, J Mowo, K Hilemichael

781-790

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Journal / African Crop Science Journal / Vol. 21 (2013): Supplement 3 / Articles

Articles

Woody and non-woody biomass utilisation for fuel and implications on plant nutrients availability in the Mukehantuta watershed in Ethiopia

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Profitability of soil erosion control technologies in eastern Uganda Highlands.

DOI:

Tree and shrub species integration in the crop-livestock farming system

DOI:

Nutritional value of commonly consumed desert date tree products

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Determinants of inorganic fertiliser use in the mixed crop-livestock farming systems of the central highlands of Ethiopia.

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Participatory identification of farmer acceptable improved rice varieties for rain-fed 683 lowland ecologies in Uganda.

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Innovation platforms for establishment and management of community nurseries in the central highlands of Ethiopia.

DOI:

Scaling Sustainable Land management Innovations: The African Highland Initiative Devolution Model.

DOI:

Physico-chemical characteristics and fatty acid profile of desert date kernel oil in Uganda.

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Significance of social networks in sustainable land management in central Ethiopia and eastern Uganda.

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Innovation platforms: A tool for scaling up sustainable land management innovations in the highlands of eastern Uganda.

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Devolution: A mechanism for scaling adoption of sustainable land management in Eastern Africa highlands.

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Implications of market access on soil and water conservation investment in Sebei sub region of eastern Uganda.

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Farmers’ preference for soil and water conservation practices in central highlands of Ethiopia.

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