Search Results - "Kabwe, Stephen"

Pay, talk or ‘whip’ to conserve forests: Framed field experiments in Zambia by Ngoma, Hambulo, Hailu, Amare Teklay, Kabwe, Stephen, Angelsen, Arild

“…•Deforestation averaging 167,000–300,000 ha per year remain a challenge in Zambia.•Different polices have been proposed to contain forest loss. But, there is…”
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Determinants of adoption and disadoption of minimum tillage by cotton farmers in eastern Zambia by Grabowski, Philip P., Kerr, John M., Haggblade, Steven, Kabwe, Stephen

“…•Farmers value minimum tillage (MT) for higher yields especially during dry years.•Even in communities with high adoption, MT is used on only 20% of maize…”
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Understanding fertilizer adoption and effectiveness on maize in Zambia by Burke, William J., Frossard, Emmanuel, Kabwe, Stephen, Jayne, Thom S.

“…•We combine data from economic and farm management surveys with soil sample analysis.•We quantify the impacts of soil on response to fertilizer with 1453…”
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Do benefits of expanded midstream activities in crop value chains accrue to smallholder farmers? Evidence from Zambia by Nuhu, Ahmed Salim, Liverpool-Tasie, Lenis Saweda O., Awokuse, Titus, Kabwe, Stephen

“…•We estimate smallholder welfare effects of non-formal contract midstream activities in Zambia’s soybean value chain.•Fixed Effects and instrumental variable…”
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Minimum tillage adoption among commercial smallholder cotton farmers in Zambia, 2002 to 2011 by Grabowski, Philip P., Haggblade, Steven, Kabwe, Stephen, Tembo, Gelson

“…•13% of commercial smallholder cotton farmers used some form of MT in 2011.•Among groups interviewed in both 2002 and 2011, MT use increased roughly…”
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Motivating and preparing African youth for successful careers in agribusiness by Haggblade, Steven, Chapoto, Antony, Drame-Yayé, Aissetou, Hendriks, Sheryl L, Kabwe, Stephen, Minde, Isaac, Mugisha, Johnny, Terblanche, Stephanus

“…Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the career trajectories of 66 distinguished African agricultural professionals in order to explore how…”
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