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Green Manure/Cover Crop Technology in Eastern and Central Uganda: Development and Dissemination,tural Research Institute initiated collaborative research with farmers in Uganda. Five villages in the vicinity of the Ikulwe District Farmers Institute in Iganga district of eastern Uganda were included. This area represents the traditional banana (. sp. L.)-coffee (. L.)-based systems of the Lake

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Future Perspectives,ield-level experiences in this volume include ones that have been clearly successful or indicate signs of having future promise, others that have been mixed and ones that have not led to improvement at farm level. It is hoped that lessons from them will help improve future research and diffusion eff

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97291-1te. Increasingly, hillside farmers practicing annual cropping leave plant residues on the soil surface to minimize erosion and to reduce fluctuations of soil water and temperature. Over time, repeated additions of fresh, high-quality green manures to the soil are strongly favourable to soil quality

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Nonlinear Effects in Fluids and Solids 70–75% in the past 40 years. Maize (. L.) is the subsistence crop in the region and is typically cultivated in sole-cropped conditions, with or without a short fallow, and with residue burning. Yields of summer maize (planted in June and averaging 1.2 t ha.) and the relatively less important winter

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