Titlebook: Climate Change and Multi-Dimensional Sustainability in African Agriculture; Climate Change and S Rattan Lal,David Kraybill,Lars Olav Eik Bo

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Land Degradation Neutrality: Will Africa Achieve It? Institutional Solutions to Land Degradation andral world in the context of sustainable development” (United Nations ., p. 54), along with the understanding that “this should act to catalyze financial resources from a range of public and private sources,” served as the foundation for further discussions about land. In 2015, land was included in t

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Extent of Salt-Affected Soils and Their Effects in Irrigated and Lowland Rain-Fed Rice Growing Areas Tanzania. Meager information on salt-affected soils distribution is available. This study was aimed at (a) establishing the salt status of salt-affected soils by type in selected irrigation schemes in the southwestern rice-growing corridor of Tanzania and (b) establishing farmers’ perceptions of th

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Sustainability of Intensification of Smallholder Maize Production in Tanzaniaand while, at the same time, preserving the environment and climate. A joint project of Yara, Syngenta, Sokoine University of Agriculture, and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences demonstrated that a balanced supply of crop nutrients together with other improved practices has the potential to i

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Soil and Nutrient Losses and the Role of Gender in Land Degradation in Southwestern Ugandagetation and wetland cover. Soil erosion is a leading observable indicator of land degradation. This study evaluated runoff, soil, and nutrient losses under the various land uses and landscape positions within the L. Bunyonyi catchment, which covers approximately 334?km. in the Kabale District in So

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The Social Dimension of Water Management in an Era of Increasing Water Scarcity in Tanzaniavital resource. This calls for a better understanding of the nature of water distribution and use by society both in the short and long term. The paper, therefore, begins by providing an assessment of the water situation in the country, including documentation of the different water sources, namely,

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Managing Landscapes for Environmental Sustainabilityclimate, and terrain or physiography. These components interact among one another, and are strongly influenced by anthropogenic activities. Misuse of landscape and mismanagement of its components can adversely impact biogeochemical cycles of water, carbon and other elements leading to degradation of

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Economic Impact of Drip Irrigation Regimes on Sorghum Production in Semi-arid Areas of Tanzanianvironment under the challenges of climate change and variability demands the development of promising drip-irrigation regimes. Field trials were conducted in the semi-arid area of central Tanzania with the aim of assessing the impact of three drip-watering regimes on the production and economic ret