Input Use, Input Market Development and Natural Resource Management
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Directory of Publications, Presentations, and Useful Links Prepared
by Food Security Group Researchers at Michigan State University and
Their Host-Country Collaborators
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The themes covered in this directory include*:
Farm-level profitability of increased use of improved seed, inorganic
fertilizer, and other inputs
Analysis of the potential and use of integrated soil fertility systems
that include minimum tillage and other conservation farming methods
The economics of agricultural marketing systems and their implications
for agricultural input use, including the organization and performance of
both input and output marketing systems
Links between agricultural input use and soil fertility and natural resource
management, including factors that affect the attractiveness of more intensive
input use, and impacts of increased input use on soil fertility and other
natural resources
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Policy Briefs
Research Papers
Presentations
Success Stories
Professional Contributions
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The New Generation of African Fertilizer Subsidies: Panacea or Pandora’s Box? Valerie Kelly, Eric Crawford, and Jacob Ricker-Gilbert. MSU Policy Synthesis #87. Promoting Fertilizer Use in Africa: Current Issues and Empirical Evidence from Malawi, Zambia, and Kenya. Isaac Minde, T.S. Jayne, Eric Crawford, Joshua Ariga, and Jones Govereh. October 2008. MSU Policy Synthesis #83.Fertilizer Demand in
Sub-Saharan Africa: Realizing the Potential . V.A.
Kelly. September 2005. MSU Policy Synthesis #77. Alternative Approaches
for Promoting Fertilizer Use in Africa, with Emphasis
on the Role of Subsidies . E.W. Crawford, T.S.
Jayne, and V.A. Kelly. September 2005. MSU Policy
Synthesis
#76.
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What is the Scope for Increased Fertilizer Use in Kenya? Megan Sheahan, Roy Black, and T.S. Jayne. IDWP 125. July 2012.Disrupting Demand for Commercial Seed: Input Subsidies in Malawi and Zambia . Nicole M. Mason and Jacob Ricker-Gilbert. IAPRI Working Paper No. 63. April 2012. Promoting Fertilizer Use in Africa:
Current Issues and Empirical Evidence from
Malawi, Zambia, and Kenya .
Isaac Minde, T.S. Jayne, Eric Crawford, Joshua Ariga, and Jones
Govereh. ReSAKSS Working Paper No. 13.
November 2008.IDWP 88. The Many Paths
of Cotton Sector Reform in Eastern and Southern Africa: Lessons from a
Decade of Experience by David Tschirley, Colin Poulton, and Duncan
Boughton. 2006. IDWP 86 Smallholder Farming Under Increasingly Difficult Circumstances: Policy and Public Investment Priorities for Africa by T.S. Jayne, D. Mather, and E. Mghenyi. 2006.
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Input Subsidy Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa. T.S. Jayne. Policy Seminar IFPRI. Washington DC. April 18, 2013.The De-Linking of Agricultural Growth and Poverty Reduction . T.S. Jayne and Munguzwe Hichaambwa. International Conference on the Political Economy of Agricultural Policy in Africa. March 18, 2013. Presentations at the IFPRI-Michigan State University Workshop: Input Subsidy Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Methods, Findings, and Implications for Policy. IFPRI, Washington, D.C., April 16-17, 2013.
Agenda and Participant List How Do Fertilizer Subsidy Programs Affect Total Fertilizer Use? A Synthesis of the Evidence on “Crowding In/Out” in Sub-Saharan Africa . T.S. Jayne, David Mather, Nicole Mason, Jacob Ricker-Gilbert.Input Subsidy Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa . T.S. Jayne and Shahidur Rashid.Market Concentration and Pricing Behavior in the Fertilizer Industry: A Global Approach . Manuel A. Hernandez and Maximo Torero.Input Subsidy Programs in sub-Saharan Africa . Shahidur Rashid.General equilibrium effects of input subsidy programs on maize prices: Evidence from Malawi and Zambia . J. Ricker-Gilbert, N.M. Mason, T.S. Jayne, F.A. Darko, S. Tembo.Impacts of Seed Subsidies on Poverty and Inequality Among Smallholder Maize Growers in Zambia . Melinda Smale and Nicole Mason.Input Subsidy Programs in Asia What lesson can we learn for Africa . Shahidur Rashid (presenting), Paul A. Dorosh, M.K. Mujeri.The last mile(s) in modern input distribution . Bart Minten, Bethlehem Koru, and David Stifel.What are the Farm-Level Impacts of Malawi’s Farm Input Subsidy Program? A Critical Review . Rodney Lunduka, Jacob Ricker-Gilbert and Monica Fisher.Impact of alternative input subsidy exit strategies on Malawi’s maize commodity market . Mariam A.T.J. Mapila.Do agricultural input subsidies have dynamic causal effects on aggregate district and disaggregate farm household level outcomes? Evidence from Malawi . J. Rusike, I. Kumwenda, C. Clark, V. Manyong, M. Siambi.Nigeria Input Subsidy Program Assessment: The case of fertilizer . Lenis Saweda O. Liverpool-Tasie and Hiro Takeshima.Zambia’s input subsidy programs . Nicole M. Mason, T.S. Jayne, and Rhoda Mofya-Mukuka.
African Agriculture Toward 2030: Changes in Urbanization and Agricultural Land Dynamics: Implications for CGIAR Research . T.S. Jayne and Gustavo Anriquez. Presentation at ISPC Foresight meeting, Tufts University, Boston January 24, 2013.Investments Priorities for Improving Food Security in Africa. Rhoda Mofya Mukuka and Thom Jayne. Presentation at a consultative workshop on Strategies to inform investments for food security in Sub-Saharan Africa. Pretoria, 24-25th October, 2012.Addressing the “Wicked Problem” of Input Subsidy Programs in Africa: A Review . Jacob Ricker-Gilbert, Thomas Jayne, and Gerald Shively. AAEA – Seattle, August 14, 2012.Cross-Country Impacts of Inputs Subsidies: Insights on Targeting, Crowding-out & Production from Kenya, Malawi and Zambia . J. Ricker-Gilbert, N.M. Mason, D. Mather, T.S. Jayne. Presentation made by Ricker-Gilbert during a mini-symposium entitled "Input Promotion Programs in Africa: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why?", International Association of Agricultural Economists Triennial Conference. Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil. 20 August 2012. Addressing the “Wicked Problem” of Input Subsidy Programs in Africa: A Review . Jacob Ricker-Gilbert, Thomas Jayne, Gerald Shively. Paper prepared for the 2012 meeting of the Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, Seattle, Washington, 14 August 2012.Can Agricultural Input Subsidies Foster an African Green Revolution? Insights from Malawi. Organized Symposium at the American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA. Organizers: Jacob Ricker-Gilbert and T.S. Jayne; Moderator: Eric Crawford; other participants: Christopher Chibwana, Monica Fisher, Stein Holden, Rodney Lunduka, and Gerald Shively. July 24-26, 2011.Panacea or Pandora’s Box? Fertilizer Subsidy Impacts and Recommendations for Improving Subsidy Performance. Valerie Kelly and Eric Crawford. Food Security III Symposium: Applying a Quarter- Century of Food Security “Lessons Learned” to Implementing the Feed the Future Initiative. Presented by the MSU Food Security Group. USAID Washington D.C.. October 4, 2010.
What are the Enduring Benefits of Fertilizer Subsidies on Household Well-Being? Evidence from Malawi . J. Ricker-Gilbert T.S. Jayne. Contributed Paper Presentation for the African Association of Agricultural Economists Meeting . September 19-23, 2010. Cape Town, South Africa. Awarded 3rd Place among Contributed Papers.The Impact of Fertilizer Subsidies on Displacement & Total Fertilizer Use . J. Ricker-Gilbert, T.S. Jayne. Presentation for the AISP Workshop. Lilongwe, Malawi May 11, 2010.
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Professional
Publications Section Top
Sheahan, Megan, Roy Black, and Thom Jayne. Are Kenyan farmers under-utilizing fertilizer? Implications for input intensification strategies and research . Food Policy, 41 (2013): 39-52.
Ricker-Gilbert, J., T.S. Jayne, and G. Shively. 2013. Addressing the Wicked Problem of Input Subsidy Programs in Africa , Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy, 35(2).
Xu, Z, Burke, W. J., Jayne, T.S., and J. Govereh. 2009. "Do Input Subsidy Programs 'Crowd in' or 'Crowd out' Commercial Market Development? Modeling Fertilizer Demand in a Two-Channel Marketing System." Agricultural Economics 40 (2009): 79-94.
Dorward, A., E. Chirwa, D. Boughton, E.
Crawford, T. Jayne, R. Slater, V. Kelly and
M. Tsoka. September 2008. Towards ‘smart’ subsidies in agriculture? Lessons from recent
experience in Malawi. Natural Resource Perspectives .
Muyanga, M. and T.S. Jayne. 2008. Private Agricultural Extension System in Kenya: Practice and Policy Lessons. Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 14(2): 111-124.
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Research Papers
Presentations
Looking Beyond the Mean; The Impact of Malawi’s Fertilizer Subsidy Programs Using Quantile Regression . J. Ricker-Gilbert and T.S. Jayne. Selected Paper for the IAAE Symposium “Fertilizer Subsidies.” August 20, 2012.Are There Enduring Benefits of Fertilizer Subsidies on Household Well-Being? Evidence from Malawi. J. Ricker-Gilbert T.S. Jayne. Contributed Paper, Africa Growth Forum Brookings Institute, Washington, D.C. January 19-20, 2011.Malawi Agricultural Input Subsidy Program: Evaluation of the 2007/08 and 2008/9 Input Supply Sector Analysis . Valerie Kelly Duncan Boughton Natalie Lenski.Do Fertilizer Subsidies Affect the
Demand for Commercial Fertilizer?
An Example from Malawi. J. Ricker-Gilbert and
T.S. Jayne.
Presented at the XXVII International Conference of Agricultural Economists, Beijing Conference Center, China, August 2009. Beijing.Evaluation of the 2006/7 Agricultural Input Supply Programme . Malawi Report conducted for the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security by School of Oriental & African Studies (SOAS), Wadonda Consult ODI, Michigan State University (MSU). Lilongwe March 2008.Evaluation of the 2006/7 Agricultural Input Supply Programme, Malawi. Interim Report. March 2006. Imperial College, Wadonda Consult, Michigan State University and
Overseas Development Institute. Lilongwe, March 2007.
Professional Publications
Ricker-Gilbert, J., T.S. Jayne, and E. Chirwa. 2011. Subsidies and Crowding Out: A Double-Hurdle Model of Fertilizer Demand in Malawi . American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 93 (1, February): 26-42.
Policy Briefs
Research Papers
Presentations
Mise en œuvre
d’une approche participative pour mesurer l’impact
de l’adoption des techniques de GRN à l’Office
de la Haute Vallée du Niger B.
Traoré, M.
Tessougué, M.L. Sylla, V. Kelly. Paper presented at
the SANREM workshop on Innovations institutionnelles et développements
technologiques pour une gestion décentralisée
et durable des ressources naturelles, Palais de Congrès,
Bamako 24-26 février 2004.Mise en œuvre
d’une approche participative pour mesurer l’impact
de l’adoption des techniques de GRN à l’Office
de la Haute Vallée du Niger B.
Traoré, M. Tessougué,
M.L. Sylla, V. Kelly. Paper presented at the SANREM workshop on
Innovations institutionnelles et développements technologiques
pour une gestion décentralisée et durable des ressources
naturelles, Palais de Congrès, Bamako 24-26 février
2004.Facteurs
determinant l’utilisation des technologies de gestion
de resources naturelles dans la zone OHVN au Mali .
J. Ndjeunga, V. Kelly, M. Lamine Sylla,
B. Traoré and M. Tessougué.
Paper presented at the SANREM workshop on Innovations institutionnelles
et développements technologiques pour une gestion décentralisée
et durable des ressources naturelles, Palais de Congrès,
Bamako 24-26 février 2004.Accelerating Agricultural
Intensification In The Riskier Environments Of Sub-Saharan
Africa Kako Nubukpo, Valerie Kelly,
Mbaye Yade, Marcel Galiba. 2000. Natural Resource Management
and Fertilizer Complementarities: Theory and Practice Valerie
Kelly, David Weight, Mamadou Lamine
Sylla, and Marcel Galeba. Presentation
at ICRAF Workshop on Natural Resource
Management
Adoption, Nairobi, July 3-5, 2000.NRM, Ag Intensification,
and Improved Livelihoods in the OHV Zone of Mali (1.2
MB PDF) V. Kelly and Mike McGahuey.
Presentation made at USAID/Washington.
2000. 20 years of economic
reform in Sub-Saharan Africa. How have farmers in Mali's Office
du Niger irrigated rice system responded. A.
Chohin-Kuper, V. Kelly, D. Mariko.
16th International Farming Systems
Association
(IFSA) / 4th IESA Symposia (27-29
November 2000, Santiago, Chile).20 ans de réformes économiques
en Afrique Subsaharienne: Comment les producteurs de la zone de
l’Office du Niger au Mali ont-ils réagi? Anne
Chohin-Kuper, Valerie
Kelly, Dramane
Mariko. Paper
presented at the
16th IFSA
/ 4th IESA
Symposia (27-29
November 2000,
Santiago, Chile). 2000. Accelerating Agricultural
Intensification In The Riskier Environments Of Sub-Saharan Africa Kako
Nubukpo, Valerie
Kelly, Mbaye
Yade, Marcel
Galiba. This
is a revised
version of
a paper with
the same title
that was presented
at the International
Association of Agricultural
Economist meeting
in Berlin, August 2000Synergies between Natural
Resource Management Practices and Fertilizer Technologies: Theory
and Practice Valerie
Kelly, Mamadou
Lamine Sylla,
Marcel Galeba
and David Weight.
Revised version
of paper presented
at ICRAF Workshop
on Natural Resource
Management Adoption,
Nairobi, July
3-5, 20000.
The paper was further
revised and
published as: Synergies
between Natural
Resource Management
Practices and Fertilizer
Technologies: Lessons
from Mali
in Natural Resources
Management in African
Agriculture: Understanding and Improving
Current Practices,
2002, edited
by C. Barrett,
F. Place, and A.
Aboud. New York:
CABI Publishing,
pages 193-204,
Sept. 2000.Agricultural Intensification
in West Africa: Insights from Sasakwa Global 2000's Experience. Workshop
on Agricultural Transformation
organized
by Tegemeo Institute/Egerton
University,
ECAPAPA and MSU,
June 27-30,
1999. Kako
Nubukpo and
Marcel Galiba.
Professional Publications
Synergies between Natural Resource Management Practices and Fertilizer
Technologies: Lessons from Mali. (Earlier
version ) V. Kelly, M.L. Sylla, M. Galiba, and D. Weight. In Natural
Resources Management in African Agriculture: Understanding and Improving
Current Practices, 2002, edited by C. Barrett, F. Place, and A. Aboud.
New York: CABI Publishing, pages 193-204.
D. Mariko, A. Chohin-Kuper,
and V. Kelly. 2001. "Libéralisation et dévaluation du franc CFA :
la relance de la filière « riz irrigué » à l'Office
du Niger au Mali ?" Cahiers d'Agriculture 10:173-84. 2001.
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Policy Briefs
Dynamic Analysis of Soil Fertility
Improvement: A Bioeconomic Model for Senegal . Bocar N. Diagana,
Valerie A. Kelly, and Eric W. Crawford. 2001. PS 58. Cash Crop and Foodgrain Productivity
in Senegal: Historical View, New Survey Evidence, and Policy Implications .
Valerie Kelly, Bocar Diagana, Thomas Reardon, Matar Gaye, Eric
Crawford. 1996. PS 7. La productivité des cultures vivrières
et commerciales au Sénégal: Survol Historique. Valerie
Kelly, Bocar Diagana, Thomas Reardon, Matar Gaye, and Eric
Crawford. 1996.
PS 7F.
Research Papers
Analyse de la filiere engrais au senegal et de son evolution sur la periode 2000 A 2010. Mamadou Faye, Jean Pierre Ndiaye, Amadou Abdoulaye Fall, and Valerie Kelly.
Report funded by USAID/Senegal via the Projet Croissance Economique, implemented by International Resources Group, Ltd. Juillet 2011.
Synthesis prepared by Technologie Développement Consultance (TDC) and funded by USAID/Senegal via the Projet Croissance Economique, implemented by International Resources Group, Ltd. Juillet 2011.
Cash Crop and Foodgrain Productivity
in Senegal: Historical View, New Survey Evidence, and Policy Implications .
Valerie Kelly, Bocar Diagana, Thomas Reardon, Matar
Gaye, and Eric Crawford. 140 pp. 1996. IDP 20. Studies of agricultural inputs prepared under the 1981-87 Senegal
Agricultural Research and Planning Project , a USAID-funded
project under which the MSU Department of Agricultural
Economics collaborated
with the Institut Sénégalais de Recherches Agricoles
on a variety of research, training, and policy analysis
activities:
Le
Commerce Extérieur de Produits et d'Intrants
Agricoles du Sénégal de 1975 à 1984 (2.1
MB PDF) par Frédéric Martin
et Alioune Dieng. 45 pp. 1990.
RP 23F.
RP 23F.Foreign
Trade of Agricultural Products and Inputs
in Senegal from 1975 to 1984 (2.1
MB PDF) by Frederic Martin
and Alioune Dieng.
45 pp. 1988. RP 23. Demande
d'Engrais de la Part des Exploitants dans
les Contexte de la Nouvelle Politique Agricole
au Sénégal: Une Etude des Facteurs Influencant
les Decisions d'Achat d'Engrais Prises (3.2
MB PDF) par les Exploitants
par Valerie Auserehl Kelly.
58 pp. 1988. RP 19F. Farmers'
Demand for Fertilizer in the Context on Senegal's
New Agricultural Policy: A Study of Factors
Influencing Farmers' Fertilizer Purchasing
Decisions (2.5 MB PDF)
by Valerie Auserehl Kelly.
47 pp. 1988. RP 19.Acquisition
et Utilisation d'Intrants Agricoles dans
le Context de la Nouvelle Politique Agricole
du Sénégal: Implications des Attitudes et
du Comportement d'Achat d'Intrants des Exploitants
pour l'Elaboration d'une Politique Agricole
et de Programmes de Recherches (2.2
MB PDF) par Valerie Auserehl
Kelly. 35 pp. 1988.
RP 18F. Acquisition
and Use of Agricultural Inputs in the Context
of Senegal's New Agricultural Policy: The
Implications of Farmers' Attitudes and Input
Purchasing Behavior for the Design of Agricultural
Policy and Research Programs. (1.9
MB PDF) by Valerie Auserehl
Kelly.30 pp. 1988.
RP 18.Enquête
sur la Distribution et l'Utilisation de l'Engrais
au Sénégal, 1984: Résumé Analytique (2.7
MB PDF) par Eric Crawford
et Valerie Kelly. 43 pp.
1988. RP 8F. Enquête
sur la Distribution et l'Utilisation de l'Engrais
au Sénégal, 1984: Rapport Final (8.8
MB PDF) par Eric Crawford,
Curtis Jolly, Valerie Kelly,
Philippe Lambrecht, Makhona
Mbaye, et Matar Gaye. 106
pp. 1987. RP 11F. A Field
Study of Fertilizer Distribution and Use
in Senegal, 1984: Final Report (7.8
MB PDF) by Eric Crawford,
Curtis Jolly, Valerie
Kelly, Philippe Lambrecht,
Makhona Mbaye, and Matar
Gaye. 111 pp. 1987. RP 11.A Field
Study of Fertilizer Distribution and Use
in Senegal, 1984: Summary Report (2.1
MB PDF) by Eric Crawford
and Valerie Kelly. 32 pp.
1987. RP 8. L'Analyse
Economique des Essais Zootechniques (2.0
MB PDF) par Eric Crawford.
36 pp. 1987. RP 7F.Economic
Analysis of Livestock Trials (2.0
MB PDF) by Eric Crawford.
38 pp. 1987. RP 7. L'Analyse
Economique des Essais Agronomiques pour la
Formulation des Recommandations aux Paysans (2.0
MB PDF) par Eric Crawford
et Mulumba Kamuanga. 33 pp.
1987. RP 6F. Economic
Analysis of Agronomic Trials for the Formulation
of Farmer Recommendations (2.0
MB PDF) by Eric Crawford
and Mulumba Kamuanga. 41
pp. 1988. RP 6.
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Research Papers
The Effects of Policy Changes on Spatial Grain Market Efficiency
in Ethiopia. Asfaw Negassa Muleta. Ph.D. Dissertation, Michigan State
University. 2004.
Financial
and Risk Analysis of Maize Technology in Ethiopia, Based on CERES-Maize
Model Results . Eric W. Crawford, Julie A. Howard,
and Valerie A. Kelly. 2000. AgEconSP 00-47. (AgEcon
Search Link)Lessons from Ethiopia's
High-Input Technology Promotion Program: How the Organization of the
Fertilizer Subsector Affects Maize Productivity. (1
MB PDF) Julia C. Stepanek. Ph.D. Dissertation, Michigan
State
University.
1999. Appendicies Green Revolution Technology Takes Root
In Africa The Promise and Challenge of the Ministry of Agriculture/SG2000
Experiment with Improved Cereals Technology in Ethiopia By Julie
A. Howard, Valerie Kelly, Julie Stepanek, Eric W. Crawford, Mulat Demeke,
and Mywish Maredia. 64 pp. 1999. IDWP 76. Statistical Annex And Copies of Questionnaire
Green Revolution Technology Takes Root In Africa The Promise and Challenge
of the Ministry of Agriculture/SG2000 Experiment with Improved Cereals
Technology in Ethiopia. Statistical Annex And Copies of Questionnaire Julie
A. Howard, Valerie Kelly, Julie Stepanek, Eric W. Crawford,
Mulat Demeke, and Mywish Maredia. 105 pp. 1999. IDWP
76. Can The Momentum be Sustained? An Economic
Analysis of the Ministry of Agriculture/Sasakawa Global 2000's Experiment
with Improved Cereals Technology in Ethiopia. A Joint
Research Activity of: The Grain Marketing Research Project/Michigan
State
University, Sasakawa
Global 2000, the Ministry of Agriculture Department of
Extension and Cooperatives and the Ethiopian Agricultural
Research
Organization. 1998. Agricultural Market Performance and Determinants
of Fertilizer Use in Ethiopia. Demeke M., Kelly
V., Jayne T.S., Said A., Le Vallée J.C. and Chen H.
1998. EtWP 10. Promoting Fertilizer Use in Ethiopia:
The Implications of Improving Grain Market Performance, Input Market
Efficiency, and Farm Management. Demeke M., Said
A. and Jayne T.S. 1997. EtWP 5. The Deregulation of Fertilizer Prices:
Impacts and Policy Implication 1997. EtMA 3. Toward Increased Cereals Production in
Ethiopia. Howard J., Said A., Molla D., Diskin P.
and Bogale S. 1995. EtWP 3.
Presentations
Risk
Analysis Using Crop Simulation Models .
Eric Crawford, Julie Howard, Valerie
Kelly. Presented at ICRISAT Workshop
on "Strategies
for Improving the Adoption of Seed and Fertilizer in Africa," Bulawayo,
Zimbabwe, Nov. 27-29, 2000.
Policy Briefs
Research Papers
Trends and Patterns in Fertilizer Use by Smallholder Farmers in Kenya, 1997-2007. Joshua Ariga, T.S. Jayne, Betty Kibaara, and J.K. Nyoro. Draft Working Paper. September 2008
Improving Kenya's Domestic
Horticultural Production and Marketing System: Current Competitiveness,
Forces
of Change, and Challenges for the Fu ture. Kavoi
Mutuku Muendo, David Tschirley, and Michael T. Weber.
February 2004. KeWP 8. Vol
2 Vol
3 Increasing Kenya's Agricultural Competitiveness:
Farm Level Issues. J. K. Nyoro, Maria Wanzala,
and Tom Awour. 2001. KeWP 4. Determinants of Agricultural Productivity
in Kenya. Joseph Owuor. Conference on "Strategies for Raising Productivity
in Agriculture" Egerton University/Tegemeo Institute
of Agricultural Policy and Development, May 12, 1998,
Nairobi, Kenya.Fertilizer Markets and Agricultural Production
Incentives: Insights from Kenya. Maria Wanzala,
T.S. Jayne, John M. Staatz, Amin Mugera, Justus Kirimi,
and Joseph Owuor. 2001. KeWP
3. Fertilizer Trade under
Market Liberalization: Preliminary Evidence from Kenya .
Steven Were Omamo and Lawrence O. Mose. KeWP 1. Trends in Regional Agricultural Productivity in Kenya . Nyoro, James K. and T. S. Jayne. Tegemeo Staff Paper, Egerton University, May 1998.
Presentations
Smallholder Land Access in Kenya: Are the current land institutions and policies fostering Broad-Based Agricultural Growth? Milu Muyanga and T.S. Jayne. Presented at the World Bank Annual Conference on Land and Poverty 2013. Washington DC. April 8-11, 2013.Are Farmers Under-Utilizing Fertilizer? Evidence from Kenya . Megan Sheahan, Roy Black, T.S. Jayne. International Association of Agricultural Economists Triennial Conference. Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, August 2012.Food Policy Challenges in
Eastern and Southern Africa in Light of
the Current World Food Price Situation .
T. Jayne.
Egerton University-Tegemeo Institute
Agricultural Policy Conference.
Nairobi, Kenya.
September 18, 2008.Trends and Patterns in Fertilizer Use by
Smallholder Farmers in Kenya,
1997-2007. Joshua Ariga, T.S. Jayne,
Betty Kibaara, and J.K. Nyoro.
Presented at the Egerton University Tegemeo Institute Agricultural Policy
Conference. Nairobi, Kenya.
17 September 2008.Factors
Driving the Growth in Fertilizer Consumption in Kenya,
1990-2005: Can the Momentum be Sustained? J. Ariga,
T.S. Jayne, and J. Nyoro. paper presented at the Tegemeo
Agricultural Policy Conference, Safari Park Hotel,
Nairobi, May 18, 2006Factors Affecting the
Distribution and Use Of Fertilizer in Kenya: Preliminary Assessment. Lawrence
O. Mose. Conference on "Strategies for Raising Productivity
in Agriculture", Egerton University/Tegemeo
Institute of Agricultural Policy and Development,
May 12, 1998, Nairobi, Kenya.
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Policy Briefs
The Supply of Inorganic Fertilizers to Smallholder Farmers in Mozambique . Todd Benson, Benedito Cunguara, and Tewodaj Mogues. IFPRI Policy Note 5. May 2013.Cotton Sector Policies and
Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons Behind the Numbers in
Mozambique and Zambia. Duncan Boughton, David Tschirley,
Higino de Marrule, Afonso Osório and Ballard Zulu. Flash volume
34E - 10 December 2002. Agro-indústria e agricultura
familiar: formas de organização das transacções e redução da pobreza
rural em Moçambique. Rui Benfica, David Tschirley and Liria Sambo.
Flash volume 33P - 10 de Novembro 2002. Agro-industry and Smallholder
Agriculture: Institutional Arrangements and Rural Poverty Reduction
in Mozambique . Rui Benfica, David Tschirley and Liria Sambo.
Flash volume 33E - 10 November 2002. Observações e Lições Emergentes
do Programa de Milho com Insumos na Época 1998/99 na Província de
Nampula, Moçambique. Julie Howard, Jaquelino Massingue,
José Jaime
Jeje, David Tschirley, Duncan Boughton and Alexandre Serrano.
Flash volume 22P - 6 de Novembro 2000. Observations and Emerging
Lessons from the 1998/99 High-Input Maize Program in Nampula Province,
Mozambique . Julie Howard, Jaquelino Massingue, José Jaime
Jeje, David Tschirley, Duncan Boughton and Alexandre Serrano.
Flash volume
22E - 16 November 2000. Comparing Yields and Profitability
in MARD's High- and Low-Input Maize Programs1997/98 Survey Results
and Analysis . Julie Howard, José Jaime Jeje, Valerie Kelly
and Duncan Boughton. Flash volume 21E - 14 November 2000. Is Agricultural Intensification Profitable
For Mozambican Smallholders? An Appraisal of the Inputs
Subsector and the 1996/97 DNER/SG2000 Program Julie A. Howard,
José Jaime Jeje,
David Tschirley, Paul Strasberg, Eric W. Crawford, and Michael
T. Weber. 1998. PS 38.
Research Papers
Priorização de Ações para Agricultura de Conservação em Moçambique . Philip Grabowski e Bordalo Mouzinho. Relatório Preliminar de Pesquisa No. 5P. Abril, 2013.Prioritizing Actions for Conservation Agriculture in Mozambique . Philip Grabowski and Bordalo Mouzinho. Working Paper No. 5E. April, 2013. Conservation Agriculture in Mozambique – Literature Review and Research Gaps . Philip Grabowski, Forbes Walker, Steve Haggblade, Ricardo Maria, and Neal Eash. Working Paper No. 4E. March, 2013.The Supply of Inorganic Fertilizers to Smallholder Farmers in Mozambique: Evidence for Fertilizer Policy Development . Todd Benson, Benedito Cunguara, Tewodaj Mogues. IFPRI Discussion Paper 01229. December 2012.Definição de Prioridades na Investigação
Agrária no Moçambique Baseado nos Dados do Trabalho do
Inquérito Agrícola (TIA) . T. Walker, R. Pitoro, A. Tomo,
I. Sitoe, C. Salência, R. Mahanzule, C. Donovan, and F. Mazuze.
MzIIAM-RR 3P. August 2006. Priority Setting for Public-Sector Agricultural
Research in Mozambique with the National Agricultural Survey Data . T. Walker, R. Pitoro,
A. Tomo, I. Sitoe, C. Salência, R. Mahanzule, C. Donovan, and F.
Mazuze. MzIIAM-RR 3E. August, 2006. Introdução de Novas Tecnologias Agrícolas e Estratégias de Comercialização no Centro de Moçambique . Rafael N. Uaiene. MzIIAM-RR 2P. Agosto de 2006. ( Introduction of New Agricultural Technologies
and Marketing Strategies in Central Mozambique . Rafael N. Uaiene.
MzIIAM-RR 2E. August, 2006.
O Impacto Económico de Variedades de Mandioca Tolerantes à Doença da Podridão Radicular sobre a Segurança Alimentar no Litoral de Moçambique . S. McSween, T. Walker, V. Salegua, and R. Pitoro. MzIIAM-RR 1P. Agosto de 2006. Economic Impact on Food Security of Varietal
Tolerance to Cassava Brown Streak Disease in Coastal Mozambique .
S. McSween. T. Walker. V. Salegua. R. Pitoro. MzIIAM-RR 1E. August 2006. Gaps and Opportunities for Agricultural
Sector Development in Mozambique. Calisto Bias and Cynthia Donovan. Calisto
Bias and Cynthia Donovan. 2003. MzRP 54E. List
of figures ; Figures Section
1 (1.6 MB); Figures Section
2 (1.2 MB); Figures Sections
4-6 (1.7 MB); Figures Annex (1.0
MB). The following figures should be printed in color: Figures 1.4, 2.5,
4.1, 5.1, and all Annex Figures.Prioridades
de Investimento para o Desenvolvimento do Sistema de Sementes em Moçambique. David
D. Rohrbach, Jan Low, Raúl Pitoro, Alfredo Cucu, Jaquelino Massingue,
Duncan Boughton, Guilhermina Rafael, Antonio Paulo, Domingos Jocene.
2001. MzRP
44P. Investment Priorities for the Development
of Mozambique's Seed System. David D. Rohrbach, Jan Low, Raúl Pitoro,
Alfredo Cucu, Jaquelino Massingue, Duncan Boughton, Guilhermina Rafael,
Antonio Paulo, and Domingos Jocene. 2001. MzRP 44E. Constrangimentos
e Estratégias para o Desenvolvimento do Sistema de Sementes em Moçambique. Julie
Howard, Jan Low, José Jaime Jeje, Duncan Boughton, Jaquelino Massingue
e Mywish Maredia. 2001. MzRP 43P. Constraints
and Strategies for the Development of the Seed System in Mozambique. Julie
Howard, Jan Low, José Jaime Jeje, Duncan Boughton, Jaquelino Massingue,
and Mywish Maredia. 2001. MzRP 43E. Comparing
Yields and Profitability in MADER's High- and Low-Input Maize Programs:
1997/98 Survey Results and Analysis. Julie Howard, José Jaime Jeje,
Valerie Kelly and Duncan Boughton. 2000. MzRP 39E. What
Makes Agricultural Intensification Profitable for Mozambican Smallholders? An
Appraisal of the Inputs Subsector and the 1996/97 DNER/SG2000 Program.
Volume II: Main Report. José Jaime Jeje, Clementina Machungo, Julie Howard,
Paul Strasberg, David Tschirley, Eric Crawford, and Michael Weber. 1998.
MzRP 32E. What Makes Agricultural Intensification
Profitable for Mozambican Smallholders? Julie A. Howard, José Jaime
Jeje, David Tschirley, Paul Strasberg, Eric W. Crawford, and Michael
T. Weber. 98 pp. 1998. IDWP 69. What
Makes Agricultural Intensification Profitable for Mozambican Smallholders? An
Appraisal of the Inputs Subsector and the 1996/97 DNER/SG 2000 Program.
Volume I: Summary. Julie Howard, José Jaime Jeje, David Tschirley, Paul
Strasberg, Eric Crawford, and Michael Weber. 1998. MzRP 31E. Small-Holder
Cash Cropping, Food Cropping and Food Security in Northern Mozambique:
Summary, Conclusions and Policy Recommendations. MAP/MSU Research
Team. 1997. MzRP 25E. Inquérito ao Sector Familiar
da Província de Nampula: O Algodão na Economia Camponesa. MOA/MSU/UA
Equipa de Pesquisa. 1991. MzRP 5P. A Socio-Economic
Survey in the Province of Nampula: Cotton in the Smallholder Economy. MOA/MSU/UA
Research Team. 1991. MzRP 5E.
Presentations
Mudanças no padrão de cultivo e uso de insumos no centro e norte de Moçambique . Cunguara, B., Mudema, J., Mather, D., Tschirley, D. Palestra no Instituto Nacional de Investigação Agrária, Maputo. 1 Abril 2013.Inventário de Investimentos em Agricultura de Conservação em Moçambique . Cynthia Donovan, Bordalo Mouzinho. Apresentação no Workshop “O Futuro da Agricultura de Conservação em Moçambique.” IIAM. 28 Fevereiro 2012.A Qualitative Assessment of Conservation Agriculture in the Angonia Highlands of Mozambique: Perspectives from Smallholder Farmers . Phil Grabowski. Presented at the FANRPAN Regional Conservation Agriculture Symposium for Southern Africa. 8-10 Feb 2011. Johannesburg.
Uma Avaliação Qualitativa da Agricultura de Conservação no Planalto de Angónia, Moçambique: Perspectivas dos Agricultores de Sector Familiar . Phil Grabowski. Apresentação no Mini-Simposio sobre agricultura de conservação em Moçambique. 11 Feb 2011. Maputo.
Agricultura de Conservação em Moçambique: Antecedentes, resultados & desafios. Inácio Nhancale. Apresentado no IIAM, 2 de Junho, 2010. (2MB)Explorando o processo da adopção de Agricultura de Conservação no planalto de Angónia, Moçambique . Philip Grabowski. Proposta de Pesquisa. 1 June 2010. (High image quality: 2MB )Resultados do Exercício de “Priority Setting” de Namaacha, 29 Maio – 01 Junho, 2006. Raul Pitoro. Apresentado num encontro de PROAGRII, IIAM, Maputo, Mozambique, 20 de Junho, 2006.
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Policy Briefs
Promoting Food Security in Rwanda Through
Sustainable Agricultural Productivity: Meeting the Challenges of
Population Pressure, Land Degradation, and Poverty. Daniel Clay,
Fidele Byiringiro, Jaakko Kangasniemi, Thomas Reardon, Bosco Sibomana,
Laurence Uwamariya, and David Tardif-Douglin. 1996. PS 6.
Research Papers
Farm-Level
Incentives for Fertilizer Use in Rwanda's Kigali Rual Province: A
Financial Analysis. Josaphat Russisiro Mugabo. M.S. Plan B Paper,
Michigan State University. 2003. Learning from Doing:
Using Analysis of Fertilizer Demonstration Plots to Improve Programs
for Stimulating Fertilizer Demand in Rwanda. Valerie
Kelly and Joseph Nyirimana. Food Security Research Project
(FSRP) and Division
of Agricultural Statistics (DSA) Ministry of Agriculture,
Livestock and Forestry. Ministry of Agriculture Rwanda. 2002. Apprentissage par
l'Expérience: L'Utilisation des Résultats des Démonstrations du MINAGRI
et du PDMAR pour Améliorer les Programmes de Stimulation de la Demande
d'Engrais au Rwanda. Valerie Kelly et Joseph Nyirimana.
Food Security Research Project (FSRP) et Division des Statistiques
Agricoles
(DSA). Ministère de l’Agriculture, de l’Elevage,
et des Forets Rwanda. 2002. MINAGRI 2001B. Demonstration Plot Program:
Results and Recommendations. FSRP Working Paper. English
available from FSRP. Kelly, V., E. Mpyisi, D. Byandagara,
A. Kyanga with E.
Shingiro and B. Mgeni. Agricultural Intensification
in Rwanda: An Elusive Goal (Fertilizer Use and Conservation Investments). Valerie
Kelly, Edson Mpyisi, Emanuel Shingiro, and Jean Baptiste
Nyarwaya. 2001. RwPB 3E. Reponse et Rentabilite Des
Engrais Au Rwanda. Synthèse des Résultats des Etudes
du MINAGRI menées par le Food Security Research Project (FSRP)
et l'Initiative sur la Fertilité des Sols de la FAO. Par Valérie
Kelly, et Anastase Murekezi. Février 2000. Fertilizer Response and Profitability
in Rwanda. (1.2 MB PDF) A Synthesis of Findings from
MINAGRI Studies Conducted by The Food Security Research Project
(FSRP) and
The FAO Soil Fertility Initiative Valerie Kelly, Anastase
Murekezi. February 2000. People
and bananas on steep slopes: Agricultural intensification and food
security under demographic pressure and environmental degradation
in Rwanda . (13.7 MB) Kangasniemi, Jaakko. 1998. PhD.
dissertation, Michigan State University. Promoting Food Security in Rwanda Through
Sustainable Agricultural Productivity: Meeting the Challenges of Population
Pressure, Land Degradation and Poverty. Daniel C. Clay, Fidele
Byiringiro, Jaakko Kangasniemi, Thomas Reardon, Bosco Sibomana, Laurence
Uwamariya,
and David Tardif Douglin. 1995. IDP 17. Land Use, Soil Loss and Sustainable
Agriculture in Rwanda. Daniel C. Clay and Laurence A. Lewis. A
revised version of this paper was published in Human Ecology 18(2),
pp. 147-161.
1990.Etude
sur les engrais minéraux et les pesticides au Rwanda. (8.7 MB PDF)
Laurence Uwamariya, Hyacinthe Fabiola, Tom Zalla. 1990. Publication
DSA. Presentations
L'analyse
des champs de démonstration: Une contribution à la formulation
de la politique agricole . Presentation at National
University of Rwanda, January 2003 by Valérie Kelly et
Edson Mpyisi. Fertilizer
in Rwanda: Addressing the Challenges of Organizing and Assigning
Responsibility for Fertilizer Promotion and Input Sector Support
Programs . Presentation to donor and NGO community
in Kigali, January 2003. Valerie Kelly and Edson Mpyisi.Fertilizer Consumption
in Rwanda: Past Trends, Future Potential, and Determinants. Valerie
A. Kelly, Edson Mpyisi, Anastase Murekezi, and David Neven,
with assistance from Emmanuel Shingiro. Paper prepared for
the Policy Workshop on Fertilizer Use and Marketing, organized
by MINAGRI and USAID, Rwanda, 22-23 February 2001.Consommation
des Engrais au Rwanda: Tendances Passées, Potentiel Futur,
et Facteurs Déterminants. Valerie A. Kelly, Edson Mpyisi,
Anastase Murekezi, et David Neven. Avec le concours de
Emmanuel Shingiro. Document préparé pour l’atelier
sur l’utilisation et la commercialisation des engrais,
organisé par le MINAGRI et l’USAID, Rwanda du
22 au 23 Février 2001.
Professional Publications
Promoting Input Use and Conservation Investments among Farm Households
in Rwanda. Daniel C. Clay, T. Reardon, V. Kelly, and E. Mpyisi. Early
draft subsequently published as a book chapter: Input Use and Conservation
Investments among Farm Households in Rwanda: Patterns and Determinants
by D. Clay, V. Kelly, E. Mpyisi, and T. Reardon in Natural Resources
Mangement in African Agriculture: Understanding and Improving Current
Practices edited by C. Barrett, F. Place and A. Aboud, CABI Publishing,
New York, 2002, pages 103-114. 2001.
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Policy Briefs
How Can the Zambian Government Improve the Targeting of the Farmer Input Support Program? Rhoda Mofya-Mukuka, Stephen Kabwe, Auckland Kuteya, and Nicole M. Mason. No. 59. February, 2013.Fertilizer Subsidies and Smallholder Commercial Fertilizer Purchases: Crowding out, Leakage, and Policy Implications for Zambia . Nicole M. Mason and T. S. Jayne. No. 58. December 2012.Assessing the Feasibility of Implementing the Farmer Input Support Programme (FISP) Through an Electronic Voucher System in Zambia . Nicholas J. Sitko, Richard Bwalya, Jolly Kamwanga, and Mukata Wamulume. Indaba Agricultural Policy Research Institute Policy Brief Number 53. Lusaka, Zambia. April 2012.Getting More “Bang for the Buck”: Diversifying Subsidies Beyond Fertilizer and Policy Beyond Subsidies. William J. Burke, T. S. Jayne, and J. Roy Black. No. 52. March 2012C an the FISP More Effectively Achieve Food Production and Poverty Reduction Goals? William J. Burke, T.S. Jayne, and Nicholas J. Sitko. No. 51. March 2012.Factors Influencing the Profitability of Fertilizer Use on Maize in Zambia . Z. Xu, Z. Guan, T.S. Jayne, and Roy Black. Number 32, February 2009.Assessment of the Farm Level Agronomic and Financial Benefits of the Magoye Ripper in Maize and Cotton Production in Southern and Eastern Provinces . Stephen Kabwe, Cynthia Donovan, and David Samazaka. Number 18. December 2006. Framework and Initial Analyses
of Fertilizer Profitability in Maize and Cotton in Zambia . C. Donovan,
M. Damaseke, J. Govereh, and D. Simumba. ZamPB #4. 2002. Developments in Fertilizer Marketing
in Zambia: Commercial Trading, Government Programs and the Smallholder
Farmer . J. Govereh, T.S. Jayne, J.J. Nijhoff, J.J. Shawa,
H. Haantuba, A. Belemu, E. Ngulube, B. Zulu, and A.K. Banda.
ZamPB # 3. 2002.
Research Papers
Analysis of the Soya Bean Value Chain in Zambia’s Eastern Province . Mary Lubungu, William J. Burke, and Nicholas J. Sitko. IAPRI Working Paper 74. May 2013.Fertilizer Subsidies and Smallholder Commercial Fertilizer Purchases: Crowding Out, Leakage, and Policy Implications for Zambia . Nicole M. Mason and T. S. Jayne. IAPRI Working Paper 70. December 2012.Demand for Maize Hybrids, Seed Subsidies, and Seed Decisionmakers in Zambia. Melinda Smale and Nicole Mason. HarvestPlus Working Paper, No. 8. May 2012.Non-Timber Forest Products and Rural Poverty Alleviation in Zambia . Brian P. Mulenga, Robert B. Richardson, and Gelson Tembo. IAPRI Working Paper 62. April 2012.Factors Influencing the Profitability of Fertilizer Use on Maize in Zambia. Zhiying Xu, Zhengfei Guan, T.S. Jayne, and Roy Black. Working Paper No. 39. Lusaka, Zambia. June 2009.Raising the Productivity of Public Investments in Zambia’s Agricultural Sector . J. Govereh, J.J. Shawa, E. Malawo, and T.S. Jayne. Zambia Working Paper No. 20. Food Security Research Project. Lusaka,
Zambia. December 2006.The Magoye
Ripper: Preliminary Findings on Adoption, Benefits and Constraints .
Stephen Kabwe and Cynthia Donovan. Draft article for the Golden Valley
Agricultural Research Trust (GART) Yearbook of 2006. Magoye, Zambia,
December 2005. Cotton in Zambia: an Assessment
of its Organization, Performance, Current Policy Initiatives, and
Challenges for the Future. David Tschirley, Ballard
Zulu, and James Shaffer. 2004. ZamWP 10.Household Level Financial Incentives
to Adoption of Conservation Agricultural Technologies in Africa. Steven
Haggblade, Gelson Tembo, and Cynthia Donovan. February
2004. ZamWP 9. Development, Diffusion and Impact
of Conservation Farming in Zambia . Steven Haggblade
and Gelson Tembo.Working Paper 8. June 2003. file with text boxes
and photographs must be downloaded separately in order
to have the complete paper. Readers with access to high speed
download can download
the high quality full document
(3MB) , with both text and boxes. Framework and Initial Analyses
of Fertilizer Profitability in Maize and Cotton in Zambia. C.
Donovan, M. Damaseke, J. Govereh, and D. Simumba. April
2002. ZamWP 5. Cotton Sector Policies and
Performance in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons Behind the Numbers in
Mozambique and Zambia . Duncan Boughton, David Tschirley,
Higino de Marrule, Afonso Osório and Ballard Zulu. 2002.
Flash volume 34E - 10. Developments in Fertilizer Marketing
in Zambia: Commercial Trading, Government Programs, And the Smallholder
Farmer. Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives . 2002.
ZamWP 4. Agricultural Consultative Forum, and Food Security
Research Project,
Lusaka, Zambia. Factors Affecting the Use
of Fertilizer by Small- and Medium-sized Farming Households in Zambia,
1997-2000 . Eric Teague Knepper. 2002. Master Thesis,
Michigan State University, Department of Agriculture and
Natural Resources. Improving Smallholder and Agri-business
Opportunities in Zambia's Cotton Sector: Key Challenges and Options .
2000. ZamWP 1.
Presentations
Impacts of Seed Subsidies on Poverty and Inequality Among Smallholder Maize Growers In Zambia . Nicole Mason and Melinda Smale. Cornell University Institute for African Development. Spring Symposium on Growth, Poverty, and Inequality: Confronting the Challenges for a Better Life for All in Africa. 20 April 2013.Impacts of Seed Subsidies on Poverty and Inequality Among Smallholder Maize Growers In Zambia . Nicole Mason and Melinda Smale.
Workshop Input Subsidy Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Methods, Findings, and Implications for Policy. IFPRI/MSU. Washington DC. April 17, 2013. Zambia’s input subsidy programs . Nicole M. Mason, T.S. Jayne, & Rhoda Mofya-Mukuka. Presentation at the IFPRI-Michigan State University workshop on Input Subsidy Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa: Methods, Findings, and Implications for Policy. IFPRI, Washington, DC. April 16, 2013.Fertilizer subsidies & voting behavior: Political economy dimensions of input subsidy programs . Nicole M. Mason, T.S. Jayne, & Nicolas van de Walle. Presentation at the Department of Agricultural, Food, & Resource Economics, MSU. April 11, 2013. Fertilizer subsidies & voting behavior: Political economy dimensions of input subsidy programs . N. Mason, T.S. Jayne, & N. van de Walle. Presented at the Future Agricultures/Institute for Poverty, Land, & Agrarian Studies International Conference on the Political Economy of Agricultural Policy in Africa Roodevallei Hotel, Pretoria, South Africa. March
18, 2013.Fertilizer Policy in Zambia: Implications and Alternatives . Nicholas J. Sitko. Presented at the Southern Africa Feed the Future Regional Workshop. Held in Maputo, Mozambique. October 26th, 2012.Improving the Performance of Agriculture in Zambia through Well-Targeted Investments . Nicholas J. Sitko, T.S. Jayne, and Nicole M. Mason. Presentation for the USAID/Southern Africa Director and USAID/Zambia Desk Officer. IAPRI Conference Room, Lusaka, Zambia, September 18, 2012. Land Access & Impacts on Public Spending on Agriculture in Zambia . Munguzwe Hichaambwa, Nicole M. Mason, & Nicholas J. Sitko. Presentation to the World Bank. IAPRI Conference Room, Lusaka, Zambia, 17 September 2012. Land Access & Impacts on Public Spending on Agriculture in Zambia . Munguzwe Hichaambwa, Nicole M. Mason, & Nicholas J. Sitko. Presentation to the USAID Economic Growth Team, IAPRI Conference Room. 4 September 2012. Integrating Land, Forest, and Energy Policy Issues in Zambia . Brian P. Mulenga. Co-author: Robert Richardson. Indaba Agricultural Policy Research Institute. September 4th, 2012.Seeing the forest for the fuel and food: Non-timber forest products and rural development in Zambia. Robert B. Richardson. GSO Brown Bag Seminar Series, Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics Michigan State. 10 April 2012.
Watch presentation .Input Subsidies, Poverty and Production: How policy could do more. W.J. Burke, T.S. Jayne, J.R. Black and N.J. Sitko. Presentation to Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Directors, Mulungushi House, Lusaka, Zambia, March 15th, 2012.Seeing the forest for the fuel and food: Rural poverty and forest sustainability in Zambia . Robert B. Richardson. International Resources Industries and Sustainability Centre (IRIS) Seminar. University of Calgary. 29 February 2012.Constraints on FISP as a Poverty Reduction Strategy . W.J. Burke, T.S. Jayne, J.R. Black and N.J. Sitko. Presentation for the Agricultural Cooperating Partners Meeting. Lusaka, Zambia. February 21, 2012. Analysis of the 2009/10 Maize Production Estimate from the Crop Forecast Survey. FSRP/ACF and MACO/Policy and Planning Department. Presentation to Cooperating Partners at ACF Conference Hall, Lusaka. 1 July 2010.Analysis of the 2009/10 Maize Production Estimate from the Crop Forecast Survey. FSRP/ACF and MACO/Policy and Planning Department. Presentation at Mulungushi, House, Lusaka. 28 June 2010.Is Credit and Input Distribution the Answer to Increased Crop Production and Incomes in Zambia? Chance Kabaghe. Economics Association of Zambia Public Discussion Forum, Pamodzi Hotel, 08 April, 2010. Fertilizer Promotion in Zambia: Learning from Regional Experience, and Strategies to Raise Smallholder Productivity. Thom Jayne, Jones Govereh, and Zhiying Xu. Presentation and discussion with Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives at the Agricultural Consultative Forum, November 30, 2007. Fertilizer Promotion in Zambia: Implications for Strategies to Raise Smallholder Productivity . Thomas Jayne, Jones Govereh, and Zhiying Xu. Seminar at the World Bank, November 7, 2007. Washington, DC. In-Service Training on Partial Budgeting Techniques. Stephen Kabwe and Nicky Mason. Mount Makulu, Lusaka, Zambia. July 26, 2007Magoye Ripper: An Evaluation of Benefits and Problems . Stephen Kabwe, Cynthia Donovan, and David Samazaka. Presentation to MACO Staff. Lusaka, 24 November, 2006. Evaluation of Farmer Use of the Magoye Ripper . Stephen Kabwe, Cynthia Donovan. Presentation made to GART and CFU Staff.
Chisamba, 21 November, 2006.Maize Yield Response
to Fertilizer and Profitability of Fertilizer Use Among Small-Scale
Maize Producers in Zambia , Zhiying Xu and T.S. Jayne.
Contributed paper, International Association of Agricultural
Economics Tri-Annual Meetings, Gold Coast, Australia, August
12-18, 2006.Input Subsidy Programs and Commercial Market Development: Modeling Fertilizer Use Decisions in a Two-Channel Marketing System. Xu, Z., T. Jayne, R. Black, and J. Govereh. Selected Paper presented at the American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, July 27-29, 2006, Long Beach, California. 2006.
Profitability of Fertilizer Use on Maize by Small-Scale Farming Households in Zambia. Xu, Z., T. Jayne, R. Black, and J. Govereh. Selected Paper presented at the American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting, July 24-27, 2005, Providence, Rhode Island. 2005.
Preliminary
Results from the FSRP/GART Magoye Ripper Study 2005 . S.
Kabwe and A. Mwanaumo. Presented at the Golden Valley Research
Trust, along with collaborator David Samazaka of GART, held
on December 9, 2005 at GART.Vision of Donor Support
for Agricultural Growth and Poverty Reduction in sub-Saharan
Africa. T.S Jayne with input from colleagues at
Michigan State University. Presentation at All-Party
Parliamentary Group
on Overseas Development ODI / London, UK . November 1,
2005.Sustained
Use of Conservation Farming Practices by Small and Medium Scale
Farmer in Zambia . Stephen Kabwe of FSRP team presented
this paper at the III World Congress on Conservation
Agriculture held in Nairobi Kenya, October 3-7, 2005.
(ppt ) Economic Reforms and
Input Use: A Case Study of Zambia . Julie A. Howard.
Presented at IFDC International Workshop on "Economic Policy Reforms
and Agricultural Input Markets: Experiences, Lessons, and Challenges," Capetown,
South Africa, October 19, 2000. PT.
Professional Publications
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Organization of the United Nations)
ICRISAT (International
Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics)
IFDC (International Fertilizer
Development Center)
