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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Economic Aspects of Genetic Resources in Addressing Agricultural Productivity in the Context of Climand genetic resources. The conservation and improvement of genetic resources should address the urgent need to increase investments in conservation and the development of future adapted technologies. At the farm level, the focus should be on developing distribution and dissemination systems, includi

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Soil and Nutrient Losses and the Role of Gender in Land Degradation in Southwestern Uganda after a rain event. All the runoff with its soil sediments was collected in plastic bottles and delivered to a laboratory for analysis of soil and nutrient losses. The role of women in land management and degradation was assessed using a social survey questionnaire administered to 120 adult female

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The Social Dimension of Water Management in an Era of Increasing Water Scarcity in Tanzaniater, including behavioral changes, such as changes in cropping patterns and livestock options, as well as major shifts in eating habits. The paper concludes by highlighting some options for the future as humanity struggles to adapt to climate change. These options include enhanced water use efficien

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Economic Impact of Drip Irrigation Regimes on Sorghum Production in Semi-arid Areas of Tanzaniaa day in the dry season resulted in higher yield, net income was higher (7,607,780/=) in the dry–wet season. The results indicate that irrigating early in the morning or late in the evening resulted in more yield than the rainfed condition. However, it was economically viable to irrigate twice a day

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Social Aspects of Water Governance in the Context of Climate Change and Agricultureer governance, which encompasses the interrelated aspects of actors, resources, ‘mechanisms’ or arrangements of access to water, outcomes and water management processes. From the available evidence, the major social factors that are central to water governance in the context of climate change includ

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Climate Change and Multi-Dimensional Sustainability in African Agriculture978-3-319-41238-2

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