Africa RISING genetic intensification in Central Tanzania and Zambia
P. Okori, Bright M. Jumbo, Dan Makumbi, N V P R Ganga Rao, Anthony Anderson Kimaro, P.S. Setimela, ES Swai, Felistus Chipungu
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P. Okori, Bright M. Jumbo, Dan Makumbi, N V P R Ganga Rao, Anthony Anderson Kimaro, P.S. Setimela, ES Swai, Felistus Chipungu
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Key messages• High yielding resilient varieties of legumes (groundnut, pigeonpea, & bambara nut); cereals (drought tolerant Quality Protein Maize (QPM), sorghum & pearl millet), have been developed.Glyricidia sepium and other fodder species has been evaluated and shared.
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Key messages• High yielding resilient varieties of legumes (groundnut, pigeonpea, & bambara nut); cereals (drought tolerant Quality Protein Maize (QPM), sorghum & pearl millet), have been developed.Glyricidia sepium and other fodder species has been evaluated and shared.
Key concepts: Tanzania, Geography, Environmental planning