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Training needs in soil fertility management for farmers and extension workers in central highlands of Kenya 

Mugendi, D.N.; Macharia, J. M.; Mugwe, J. N.; Mucheru-Muna, M.; Mairura, S. F.; Kimani, S. K. (2012)
The objective of this study was to identify training requirements of farmers and extension agents for effective and enhanced uptake and utilization of these technologies in the central highlands of Kenya. The study was ...
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Determinants of Adoption and Utilisation of Integrated Soil Fertility Management by Small Holders in Central Kenya 

Mugwe, J. N.; Mairura, F.; Kimaru-Muchai, S. W.; Mucheru-Muna, M.; Mugendi, D.N. (RUFORUM, 2012)
Per capita food production in Africa has been declining over the last two decades, contrary to global trends due to soil fertility decline. The study sought to determine factors that influence adoption and utilization of ...
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Economic Evaluation of Locally Available Inputs for Soil Fertility Replenishment in the Smallholder Farming Systems of Meru South District, Kenya 

Mucheru-Muna, M.; Mugendi, D.N. (2006-07)
Declining land productivity is a major problem facing smallholder farmers in Kenya today. This decline is a result of reduced soil fertility status, which is caused by continuous cultivation of soils without adequate ...
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Soil fertility management using organic and inorganic inputs in the central highlands of Kenya 

Mugwe, J. N.; Mugendi, D.N.; Mucheru-Muna, M.; Merckx, R.; Vanlauwe, B.; Karega, R.; Muriuki, J. (2008-11)
An integrated soil fertility management (ISFM) initiative was started in the central highlands of Kenya in 2003 with an objective to introduce, evaluate and promote adoption of ISFM technologies with farmers’ participation. ...

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Mugendi, D.N. (4)Mugwe, J. N. (3)Karega, R. (1)Kimani, S. K. (1)Kimaru-Muchai, S. W. (1)Macharia, J. M. (1)Mairura, F. (1)Mairura, S. F. (1)Merckx, R. (1)... View MoreSubjectDemonstrations (1)Field day (1)Kenya (1)Maize yields (1)Male and female participation (1)Ranking of technologies (1)socio-economic factor (1)Soil fertility (1)soil improvement technologies (1)Technology adoption (1)... View MoreDate Issued2012 (2)2008 (1)2006 (1)

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