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First page of Reports and Financial Statements
TECHNICAL REPORTS · AbiZARDI · 2010Agricultural Economics

Reports and Financial Statements

Government of the Republic of Uganda

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First page of The Influence of Internally Displaced Persons Settlements on the Abundance, Diversit y and Conservation of Indigenous Tree Resources in the Shea Parklands of Northern Uganda
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaFORRI · 2010Agroforestry

The Influence of Internally Displaced Persons Settlements on the Abundance, Diversit y and Conservation of Indigenous Tree Resources in the Shea Parklands of Northern Uganda

Adokorach Joyce
A study to assess the influence of Internally Displaced Persons’ (IDP) settlements on the abundance, diversity and conservation of shea parkland tree resources was carried out in Lira and Pader districts, Northern Uganda, between March…

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First page of An international technical workshop investing in sustainable crop intensification: The case for improving soil health
BOOKS / MONOGRAPHS · 2009Crop Management

An international technical workshop investing in sustainable crop intensification: The case for improving soil health

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Plant Production and Protection Division.

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First page of Apiary Can Make Money
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · NaLIRRI · 2009Agribusiness

Apiary Can Make Money

NARO

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First page of Biophysical and Crop Managements Gradients Driving within Farm Variability of Highland Banana Yields in Butare Valley (Sw Uganda)
JOURNAL ARTICLES · MbaZARDI · 2009Soil Management

Biophysical and Crop Managements Gradients Driving within Farm Variability of Highland Banana Yields in Butare Valley (Sw Uganda)

Alou Isaac Newton
Large within and between farm variability of banana {Musa spp., group AAA) yields in Uganda are caused interalia by a complex of soil fertility differences, pests, and light availability. These biophysical factors are again influenced by…

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First page of Characterization of Ugandan Sweetpotato Genetic Potential Using Morpho-Agronomic and Molecular Approaches
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaCRRI · 2009Plant breeding

Characterization of Ugandan Sweetpotato Genetic Potential Using Morpho-Agronomic and Molecular Approaches

Yada Benard
Sweetpotato (Ipomoea batatas (L.), 2n=6x=90 chromosomes, is the seventh most important food crop in the world. Uganda is the third largest global producer after China and Nigeria, and a secondary center of diversity where subsistence fa…

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First page of Coffee Berry Disease: Finding an Affordable Solution
MANUALS AND LEAFLETS · BugiZARDI · 2009Plant Pathology

Coffee Berry Disease: Finding an Affordable Solution

A.Wasukira, J.Pande, W.W.Wagoire

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First page of Diagnostic Study on Small and Medium Forest Enterprises in Uganda
BOOKS / MONOGRAPHS · 2009Agroforestry

Diagnostic Study on Small and Medium Forest Enterprises in Uganda

Environmental Alert

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First page of Diversity of Colletotrichum Lindemuthianum and Reaction of Common  Bean Germplasm to Anthracnose Disease
THESES AND DISSERTATIONS · NaCRRI · 2009Plant Pathology

Diversity of Colletotrichum Lindemuthianum and Reaction of Common Bean Germplasm to Anthracnose Disease

Mwesigwa Jasper Batureine

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First page of Effectiveness of Diatomaceous Earth, Selected Botanicals and Pesticides Against Sitophilus Zeamais (MOTSCH) and Acanthoscelides Obtectus
JOURNAL ARTICLES · NARL · 2009Post-Harvest Technology

Effectiveness of Diatomaceous Earth, Selected Botanicals and Pesticides Against Sitophilus Zeamais (MOTSCH) and Acanthoscelides Obtectus

Merabel Komurembe
Among the storage problems of maize and beans, insect pests are a major constraint. In order to minimize storage losses, farmers usually apply different methods which include physical or inert materials, cultural means, botanical a…

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