Agricultural productivity in Africa : trends, patterns, and determinants

By:

Ed. Benin, Samuel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington IFPRI 2016Description: xx, 359p. 23 cm ; PbkISBN:

978-0896298811

Subject(s):

Agricultural productivity Africa

DDC classification:

338.16096 AGR

Contents:

1. Introduction 2. Inter-temporal trends in agricultural productivity 3. Spatial patterns of agricultural productivity 4. Typology of agricultural productivity zones 5. Agricultural intensification and fertilizer use 6. Factors influencing effectiveness of productivity-enhancing interventions: an assessment of selected programs 7. Conclusions and implications for raising and sustaining high agricultural productivity in Africa.

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1. Introduction
2. Inter-temporal trends in agricultural productivity
3. Spatial patterns of agricultural productivity
4. Typology of agricultural productivity zones
5. Agricultural intensification and fertilizer use
6. Factors influencing effectiveness of productivity-enhancing interventions: an assessment of selected programs
7. Conclusions and implications for raising and sustaining high agricultural productivity in Africa.

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