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Guiding Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Potential under Selected Farming Systems in Tanzania
Guiding Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Potential under Selected Farming Systems in Tanzania APNRF-Tanzania (C-Crops)
Theme: Soil Health for Improved Livelihoods
Land Capital
Start Date: 2023
Category: Completed
End Date: 2024
Description
Organic carbon improves soil fertility, soil structure, soil moisture retention, soil pH, reduces soil acidity and soil health in general. Healthy soils are fundamental for sustainable and improved crop production and livelihood of farming communities. This project will study the contribution of various crop production systems to sequestered soil organic carbon for appropriate land resources management and minimized emission of greenhouse gases.
Key Stakeholders
Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute-TARI Milingano Centre
Target Geography
Tanzania
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