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Journal Article 2017-03-02

Gender and inorganic nitrogen: what are the implications of moving towards a more balanced use of nitrogen fertilizer in the tropics?

Autor: Farnworth, Cathy R. Stirling, Clare M. Sapkota, Tek B. Jat, Mangi Lal Misiko, Michael T. Simon, Attwood

For agriculture to play a role in climate change mitigation strategies to reduce emissions from inorganic nitrogen (N) fertilizer through a more balanced and efficient use are necessary. Such strategies should align with the overarching principle of sustainable intensification and will need to co...

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Investigación en Agricultura

CLIMATE CHANGE

AGRICULTURE

FOOD SECURITY

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Farnworth, Cathy R. , Stirling, Clare M. , Sapkota, Tek B. , Jat, Mangi Lal , Misiko, Michael T. , Simon, Attwood , [Gender and inorganic nitrogen: what are the implications of moving towards a more balanced use of nitrogen fertilizer in the tropics?] , Gender and inorganic nitrogen: what are the implications of moving towards a more balanced use of nitrogen fertilizer in the tropics?

Book Chapter 2013

Integrating gender considerations in rice research for development in Africa

Autor: Agboh-Noameshie, A.R. Kabore A Misiko, Michael T.

Women’s participation in rice production, postharvest and trading operations is well recognized in Africa (Dey, 1984; Nyanteng, 1985; Akande et al., 2007; WARDA et al., 2008; Bunch, 2011). In West Africa, for example, labour supplied by women for rice cultivation varies from 3% for floating rice ...

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Agboh-Noameshie, A.R. , Kabore A , Misiko, Michael T. , [Integrating gender considerations in rice research for development in Africa] , Integrating gender considerations in rice research for development in Africa

Journal Article 2015-10-27

Gender and conservation agriculture in East and Southern Africa: towards a research agenda

Autor: Farnworth, Cathy R. Baudron, Frédéric Andersson, Jens A. Misiko, Michael T. Badstue, L. Stirling, Clare M.

It is remarkable that despite wide-ranging, in-depth studies over many years, almost no conservation agriculture (CA) studies consider gender and gender relations as a potential explanatory factor for (low) adoption rates. This is important because CA demands new ways of working with the farm sys...

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Farnworth, Cathy R. , Baudron, Frédéric , Andersson, Jens A. , Misiko, Michael T. , Badstue, L. , Stirling, Clare M. , [Gender and conservation agriculture in East and Southern Africa: towards a research agenda] , Gender and conservation agriculture in East and Southern Africa: towards a research agenda

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Gender and inorganic nitrogen: what are the implications of moving towards a more balanced use of nitrogen fertilizer in the tropics?

Integrating gender considerations in rice research for development in Africa

Gender and conservation agriculture in East and Southern Africa: towards a research agenda