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Understanding the soil fertility management of farmers: the role of scientific and indigenous knowledge Often farmers are considered as rational people taking

Topic 9: Crop monitoring and yield modeling using drone technologies in GhanaSub-Saharan Africa experiences poor soil fertility that suppresses crop yields.

Topic 1: Analyzing the impact of Sulphur in legacy and FERARI trial data on yield of maize, rice and soybean The importance of sustainable agricultural

Topic 3: Agronomic fortification: Analyze the impact of fertilization on the nutritional grain quality of maizeThe importance of sustainable agricultural

Topic 4: Agronomic fortification: Analyze the impact of fertilization strategies on the nutritional grain quality of rice and soybeanThe importance of

Estimating the farm-level maize yields in the Guinea savannah zone of GhanaMaize is an important staple crop in Ghana. However, there has been observed and

Topic 5: Crop Growth and Yield Modeling under rainfed maize cultivation Sub-Saharan Africa experiences poor soil fertility that suppresses crop yields. The use

Topic 7: Assessing the impact of water availability on crop yield in Ghana; soil water hydrology and retention, and water use efficiency Climate variability

Topic 6: Crop Growth and Yield Modeling under rainfed soybean cultivation Sub-Saharan Africa experiences poor soil fertility that suppresses crop yields. The

The impact of farmer field days on the crop yield and welfare among farmers in the northern regionThe transfer of agriculture technologies is as important as

Topic 2: Analyzing the impact of Briquette fertilizers in raising crop yield and fertilizer use efficiency Although fertilizer use is important for improving

USAID/West Africa’s Enhancing Growth through Regional Agricultural Input Systems (EnGRAIS) Project1. Chief of Party1.1 BackgroundThe International Fertilizer

1. Team Leader: knowledge dissemination of large-scale, high-quality fertilizer market data1.1 BackgroundThe International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC)

1. Team Leader: Increasing nutrient use efficiency (NUE) through scaling up of dissemination and adoption of innovative and efficient agricultural input

1. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, Collaboration Learning, and Adapting Specialist1.1 BackgroundThe International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) is

1. Gender and Youth Inclusion Specialist1.1 BackgroundThe International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) is a public international organization (PIO)

1. Knowledge Management and Communications (KMC) Specialist1.1 BackgroundThe International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) is a public international

1.Team Leader: Fertilizer policy and regulatory systems across West Africa improved and harmonized in accordance with ECOWAS guidance. 1.1 BackgroundThe

1. Deputy Chief of Party for Operations1.1 BackgroundThe International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) is a public international organization (PIO)

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