Introduction Adapting fertilizer use is crucial if smallholder agroecosystems are to attain the
sustainable development goals of zero hunger and agroecosystem resilience. Poor soil …

The dynamic nature of soil fertility status across different landscapes attracted research
attention in Ethiopia and the globe. Teff [Eragrotis tef] is a major staple cereal crop in …

Background Farmers in marginalised areas across Africa are mainly resource poor and
have limited capacity to procure enough inorganic fertilisers. This contributed immensely …

Nutrient management research was conducted across locations to investigate the influence
of landscape position (hill, mid-, and foot slope) in teff (Eragrostis tef) and wheat (Triticum …

Agronomic biofortification, encompassing the use of mineral and organic nutrient resources
which improve micronutrient concentrations in staple crops is a potential strategy to promote …

Introduction Maize production in smallholder farmers located in semiarid areas of Zimbabwe
are mainly constrained by soil moisture and nutrient stress. Moisture stress is mainly due to …

Aim Zinc deficiencies are widespread in many soils, limiting crop growth and contributing to
Zn deficiencies in human diets. This study aimed at understanding soil factors influencing …

In the smallholder farming areas located in semi-arid regions of Zimbabwe, low and
unreliable rainfall distribution and poor soil fertility are the major factors limiting crop …

Context There is limited information on how catena features can be used to refine fertiliser
recommendations in the undulating landscapes of the east African highlands. Aims (1) …

Moisture stress is one of the key constraints that negatively affects sustainable crop
production in many smallholder farming systems across Africa. Under rainfed agriculture …