Infographic about the machinery implements under CASI to reduce labour inputs used in Mozambique.
This four-minute overview video describes in brief, the activities of the SIMLESA project. Its approach to smallholder farming is transforming maize-legume crop production in Eastern and Southern Africa. The project is helping smallholder, maize-based farmers double or quadruple their yields and income through good agricultural practices.
Frédéric Baudron & Brian Sims & Scott Justice & David G. Kahan & Richard Rose & Saidi Mkomwa & Pascal Kaumbutho & John Sariah & Raymond Nazare & Girma Moges & Bruno Gérard
ACIAR report on achievements of SIMLESA’s program activities, its outputs and milestones.
Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment Volume 222, Pages 112-124
Authors: Christian Thierfelder, Rumbidzai Matemba-Mutasa, W.Trent Bunderson, Munyaradzi Mutenje, Isaiah Nyagumbo, Walter Mupangwa
Journal of Gender, Agriculture and Food Security (Agri-Gender),
Authors: Marenya, Paswel & Kassie, Menale & Tostao, Emilio,
African Journal of Agricultural Research;Vol. 8; iss. 1; pp. 1 – 19
Authors: Ramaekers, Lara Micheni, A Mbogo, P Vanderleyden, Jos Maertens, Miet
The General Assembly (GA) of ASARECA consists of all Members duly admitted to the Association and registered. The Business Committee acts as its Electoral College and is made up of five individuals drawn from institutions in each Member State in good standing.
SIMLESA approaches meets smallholder farmers’ challenges in an effort to build food security in Mozambique.
SIMLESA Conference
Authors: Erin Lynn Wilkus, Caspar Will Roxburgh, Daniel Rodriguez