University of Niamey / Plant Pathology / Makoka Research Station / plant Faidherbia / /
IndustryTerm
pit technology / civil law / rural advisory services / maize production systems / maize farming systems / conservation farming systems / food crop agriculture / food crop production / food supply / food crop yields / indigenous farming technologies / short-term improved fallow systems / sustainable food security / annual food crop systems / maize agroforestry technologies / agricultural systems / medicinal products / abundant fuel energy / per capita food production / sorghum production systems / land-use systems / food / conventional solutions / tree products / millet systems / medium-term solutions / local food production / food aid / food production / food crops / household food security / food security / fertilizer tree systems / agroforestry systems / food insecurity / subsidized fertilizer applications / /
NaturalFeature
Sahara Desert / Sahelian forest / /
Organization
Zambian Conservation Farming Unit / University of Niamey / national labor force / International Society for Plant Pathology / J. G. Mowo World Agroforestry Centre / Government’s Department of Agricultural Research and Technical Services / World Agroforestry Centre / S. G. Weldesemayat World Agroforestry Centre / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Government of Malawi / Zambia National Farmers Union / Government of Niger / Malawian Farmers’ Association / Government of Ireland / United Nations / J. Bayala World Agroforestry Centre / US Federal Reserve / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / Ministry of Agriculture / /
Person
Jeremias G. Mowo / Lal / Antoine Kalinganire / Jules Bayala / /
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