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Focus group discussions on yellow cassava preference and adoption challenges
Adoption and impact of biofortified cassava varieties in Nigeria -
Plastic crates RCT experiment in Nigeria
A randomized experimental design project to reduce post-harvest loss in Nigeria by improving access to innovative post-harvest technologies and bundling with market linkages in... -
Screening for fall armyworm Spodoptera frugiperda (J. E. Smith) resistance in...
Stress Tolerant Maize for Africa for Improved Livelihoods -
Soybean_Climate Change Impact Data_Agronomy, Kano
N2AFRICA is a large scale, science-based “research-in-development” project focused on putting nitrogen fixation to work for smallholder farmers growing legume crops in Africa. -
Endosymbiont-Induced Changes in Metabolic Response to Heat treatment in banan...
The project aims to develop management strategies to enable continued banana-plantain production in areas of Sub-Saharan Africa severely affected by banana bunchy top disease,... -
Banana aphid and BBTV transmission: A Comparative Study Across different agro...
The project aims to develop management strategies to enable continued banana-plantain production in areas of Sub-Saharan Africa severely affected by banana bunchy top disease,... -
Insect Biodiversity Assessment in Cashew Orchards 2009-2010
Conduct bioecology studies of cashew pests and their natural enemies and pollinators -
Benin cashew borer density 2009-2010
Conduct bioecology studies of cashew pests and their natural enemies and pollinators -
Cassava pest and disease surveillance survey in South-Eastern DRC
RTB crops are of strategic importance to the future food security of Africa under predicted climate change scenarios. Cassava is the most important RTB crop in Africa, and its... -
Summary agronomic data for model calibration and validation for key crops in ...
Overview of agronomic data for the calibration and validation of models for major crops in sub-Saharan Africa. -
Oviposition performance of Fall armyworm Spodoptera frugiperda (Lepidoptera: ...
Bioassay of parasitoids (natural enemies) of armyworms host range for biological control. -
Developmental performance of Fall armyworm Spodoptera frugiperda (Lepidoptera...
Bioassay of parasitoids (natural enemies) of armyworms host range for biological control. -
Suitability of Cotesia icipe for biological control of Fall armyworm Spodopte...
Bioassay of parasitoids (natural enemies) of armyworms host range for biological control. -
Acceptability of Cotesia icipe for biological control of Fall armyworm Spodop...
Bioassay of parasitoids (natural enemies) of armyworms host range for biological control. -
Agronomy Data, Kano, Nigeria under KSADP project
A 5-year development project titled; Kano State Agro-Pastoral Development Project (KSADP). The project aims to reach 450,000 smallholder farmers and enhance crop production and... -
Agronomy Data, Kano, Nigeria, Under TAMASA project.
TAMASA is a 4-year project seeking to improve productivity and profitability for small-scale maize farmers in Ethiopia, Nigeria and Tanzania. -
Crowdsourced flows of food items across Rwandan market systems.
The Ukraine crisis threatens to increase food, fertiliser, and fuel prices globally (FAO, 2022; Osendrap et al. 2022). The consequences of this are an expected wave of... -
Cost of recommended diets in Rwanda using [near] real-time market data
The Ukraine crisis threatens to increase food, fertiliser, and fuel prices globally (FAO, 2022; Osendrap et al. 2022). The consequences of this are an expected wave of... -
Needs Assessment Survey for Extension Officers in Maritme, Plateaux-Ouest and...
This project is a strategic initiative to ensure that government policies from agriculture development do lead to actual agricultural transformation in Nigeria and Togo towards... -
Needs Assessment Survey for Extension Officers in Kara and Savene regions of ...
This project is a strategic initiative to ensure that government policies from agriculture development do lead to actual agricultural transformation in Nigeria and Togo towards...
