Titlebook: An African Green Revolution; Finding Ways to Boos Keijiro Otsuka,Donald F. Larson Book 2013 The International Bank for Reconstruction and D

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Causes and Consequences of NERICA Adoption in Ugandaally because it is high-yielding, which can results in both increased cash income and food security. In addition, NERICA is considered to be cultivable in most parts of Uganda thanks to its short maturity and drought tolerant trait. The major question is whether the “NERICA Revolution” is sustainabl

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Maize Revolutions in Sub-Saharan Africa yield gains have the potential to jump-start a Green Revolution like those experienced in Asia for rice and wheat. However, despite episodes of success, the evidence compiled here suggests that very little progress has been made toward achieving this potential in recent years. Reversing this condit

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Maize, Soil Fertility, and the Green Revolution in East Africahis study, we estimate the direct impact of the soil fertility on the maize yield and examine if the soil fertility increases the returns to inorganic and organic fertilizer based on comparative study of Kenya and Uganda. The results of the analyses indicate that the Kenyan maize farmers have applie

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Chemical Fertilizer, Organic Fertilizer, and Cereal Yields in Indiaen as an appropriate way to maintain soil health. The purpose of this study is to shed light on the role of the demand, supply, and market of farmyard manure (FYM) in maintaining and improving cereal yields by analyzing a data set of farm households from 1993 to 2003 in Tamil Nadu, India. We find th

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The Demand for Fertilizer When Markets Are Incomplete: Evidence from Ethiopiafrica. In this chapter, we investigate the role incomplete markets play in determining the use of chemical fertilizers among Ethiopian farmers with the aim of identifying policies that would encourage the adoption of profitable and sustainable agricultural practices. The results of regression analys

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Technology Adoption in Agriculture: Evidence from Experimental Intervention in Maize Production in Uroduction in Uganda in 2009, in which we provided a free maize start-up package to sample farmers in randomly selected villages. Subsequently, we conducted a sales experiment in each of the treatment and control villages involving all the sample households and their randomly selected neighbors in th

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Keijiro Otsuka,Donald F. LarsonUses primary data to assess the potential for productivity growth in sub-Saharan Africa.Describes the Asian experience and assesses the transferability of Asian technology.Outlines explicit policy rec