-SCIDEVNET
CA-based techniques have helped farmers increas maize harvest and income in Ethiopia.
This video presents the outcomes of the SIMLESA project, featuring interviews with women and men farmers and scientists from four of the seven SIMLESA partner countries in sub-Saharan Africa.
Prepared by Frédéric Baudron & Rahel Assefa, International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT)
co-authors/contributors/ collaborators
Bisrat Getnet, Raymond Nazare, Ephrem Tadesse, Dorcas Matangi, Michael Misiko, Rabé Yahaya
Ephrem Tadesse 1*, Alice Woodhead2 , Rabe Yahaya1 , Rahel Assefa1 , Bisrat Getnet3 , Walter Mupangwa1 , Frederic Baudron4
Mechanisation in maiz farming systems in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia.
Guide into inter-cropping under CA in the high potential sub-humid western agro-ecology of Ethiopia.
An analysis of socio-economic characteristics of households that affect husbands’ and wives’ decision-making intensity on the use of income derived from crop and livestock sale.
World Development Volume 56, Pages 153-171
Authors: Menale Kassie, Simon Wagura Ndiritu, Jesper Stage
Ephrem Tadesse1*, Alice Woodhead2, Rabe Yahaya3, Rahel Assefa4, Frédéric Baudron5