Agricultural Mechanization
Forum of Ethiopia
Technical Brief
The Australian-funded SIMLESA research program underway in 11 African countries is helping farmers grow drought-tolerant and improved varieties of maize and legumes using conservation agriculture techniques.
Prepared by Selam Hawassa Business Group PLC in collaboration
with EIAR and CIMMYT by
Farm Mechanization and Conservation Agriculture for Sustainable Intensification FACASI-II Project
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The agricultural mechanization in Zimbabwe has evolved over time especially amongst small holder farmers.
African Crop Science Proceedings Vol. 10 pp. 283-286
Authors: Amane M.I.V.; Dias D.J.B.; Chirwa R.; Rubyogo J.C. e ;Tembo F.
Learn about SIMLESA’s ME&L output indicators to identify and share best practices and lessons learned.
Gender achievements achieved under SIMLESA phase I work and scaling out plans for gender AIPs mainstreaming.
Jelle Van Loon, Lennart Woltering , Timothy J. Krupnik , Frédéric Baudron , and Bram Govaerts