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The responsiveness of US corn and soybean acreages to conditional price expectations : an application to the 1985 Farm Bill

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Impact of alternative soil fertility management options on maize productivity in Malawi's smallholder farming system

Tchale, Hardwick (contributor); Sauer, Johannes (contributor) - 2005

This paper focuses on smallholder maize production in Malawi by investigating the linkbetween productivity and soil fertility management. Many studies conducted in Malawi indicate declining levels of maize productivity thereby posing food security concerns, since maize is the staple crop for...

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