A presentation on the potential benefits from SIMLESA’s engagement with the private sector.
Here the Liganwa Farmers’ Group are showcasing their crops of maize that have been grown using a new approach that has seen some farmers more than triple their yields even though they’re spending less time in the field.
GUIDELINES FOR A SUB-SECTOR ANALYSIS OF THE 2WT MECHANIZATION SUB-SECTOR
Journal of Agricultural Economics
Authors: Menale Kassie, Paswel Marenya, Yohannis Tessema, Moti Jaleta, Di Zeng, Olaf Erenstein, Dil Rahut
African Journal of Agricultural Research 8 (29): 3921-3929. DOI: 10.5897/AJAR12.1044
Authors: Abebe Zerihun; J. J. Sharma; Dechasa Nigussie; Kanampiu Fred
Michael Misiko., Ephrem Tadesse., Frederic Baudron., Alice Woodhead.,
Innovations in Dryland Agriculture pp 239-256
Authors: Daniel Rodriguez; Peter de Voil; B. Power
Report on the conclusions at the Uganda SIMLESA policy forum.
