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2 Social Capital and Social Learning in the Process of Natural Resource Management
3 The Limits of Knowledge: Securing Rural Livelihoods in a Situation of Resource Scarcity
4 Farmers’ Use and Adaptation of Alley Farming in Nigeria1,2
5 Farmers as Co-developers and Adopters of Green-manure Cover Crops in West and Central Africa
6 Sustainable Management of Private and Communal Lands in Northern Ethiopia
7 Poverty and Land Degradation: Peasants’ Willingness to Pay to Sustain Land Productivity
8 Input Use and Conservation Investments among Farm Households in Rwanda: Patterns and Determinants
9 Agroforestry Adoption Decisions, Structural Adjustment and Gender in Africa
10 Liquidity and Soil Management: Evidence from Madagascar and Niger
11 Smallholder Farmers’ Use of Integrated Nutrient-management Strategies: Patterns and Possibilities in Machakos District of Eastern Kenya1
12 Agroforestry for Soil-fertility Replenishment: Evidence on Adoption Processes in Kenya and Zambia
13 Evaluating Adoption of New Crop–Livestock–Soil-management Technologies using Georeferenced Village-level Data: the Case of Cowpea in the Dry Savannahs of West Africa
14 Contradictions in Agricultural Intensification and Improved Natural Resource Management: Issues in the Fianarantsoa Forest Corridor of Madagascar
15 Synergies between Natural Resource Management Practices and Fertilizer Technologies: Lessons from Mali
16 Soil and Water Conservation in Semi-arid Tanzania: Government Policy and Farmers’ Practices
17 Initiatives to Encourage Farmer Adoption of Soil-fertility Technologies for Maize-based Cropping Systems in Southern Africa
18 A Bio-economic Model of Integrated Crop–Livestock Farming Systems: the Case of the Ginchi Watershed in Ethiopia
19 Nutrient Cycling in Integrated Plant–Animal Systems: Implications for Animal Management Strategies in Smallholder Farming Systems
20 Natural Resource Technologies for Semi-arid Regions of Sub-Saharan Africa
21 Lessons for Natural Resource Management Technology Adoption and Research
22 Towards Improved Natural Resource Management in African Agriculture
Natural Resources Management in African Agriculture
：Understanding and Improving Current Practices
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