Conscious of its potential, the APNI and Sokoine University of Agriculture have launched a project focused on fighting hidden hunger...
Fine-tuning Climate-smart Nitrogen Management Practices in Maize-based Crop Systems of Eastern Kenya
Theme: Precision Nutrient Management
Description
This project’s objectives are to: characterize business models that support adoption and scaling of weather-sensitive nutrient management technologies, innovations and management practices; identify and map maize stress patterns; benchmark upper limits for water and nitrogen use efficiency of maize; validate and promote best management practices for soil moisture conservation and N use efficiency; and develop and validate an easy-to-use water and N budget calculator.
Key Stakeholders
University of Nairobi
Target Geography
Maize production systems of Kenya
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