Daniel D Karanja Books

Africa’S Emerging Maize Revolution

By Lawrence Rubey, Carl K. Eicher, BYERLEE, Sieglinde S. Snapp, Joyotee Smith, Stephen Jones, Rashid M. Hassan, Thomas S. Jayne, Wilfred Mwangi, David Jewell, Robert Tripp, Derek Byerlee, M A B. Fakorede, Richard, B. Jones, Joseph Rusike, Melinda Smale, Paul W. Heisey, Mulinge Mukumbu, Julie A. Howard, Richard W Ward, Stephen R. Waddington, David Tschirley, Bernard Kupfuma, Nes & Malcolm J. Blackie, Share Jiriyengwa, Daniel D Karanja, John D. T Kumwenda, M. V Manyong, Kofi Marfa, Catherine Mungoma

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A comprehensive study of maize production in Africa, including in-depth discussions of Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, and also broader-based studies of research and extension,...

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