Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy

Smallholder Maize-nitrogen Response Rates, Soil Fertility, and Profitability of Inorganic Fertilizer

February 25, 2016 - Author: David Mather, Isaac Minde, Betty Waized, Daniel Ndyetabula, and Anna Temu

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Smallholder Maize-nitrogen Response Rates, Soil Fertility, and Profitability of Inorganic Fertilizer
David Mather, Isaac Minde, Betty Waized, Daniel Ndyetabula, and Anna Temu

2nd Annual Agricultural Policy Conference Serena Hotel
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
February 25, 2016

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Tags: food security group, fsg presentations, fsp presentations, innovation lab for food security policy, input use and market development, maize, sustainable agricultural intensification, tanzania

Authors

David Mather
matherda@msu.edu

Isaac Joseph Minde
mindeisa@msu.edu

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