Presently, 50% of the human population relies on nitrogen (N) fertilizer for food production.
The world today uses around 83 million metric tons of N, which is about a 100‐fold increase …

The combined application of organic resources (ORs) and mineral fertilizers is increasingly
gaining recognition as a viable approach to address soil fertility decline in sub-Saharan …

In the coming decades, continued population growth, rising meat and dairy consumption
and expanding biofuel use will dramatically increase the pressure on global agriculture …

A comprehensive synthesis of 32 long-term experiments in China is performed by
comparing yields and SOM contents and their time by nutrient management responses …

Traditionally, crop production in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) depends primarily on mining soil
nutrients. Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) is an approach for intensifying …

Low productivity and climate change require climate-smart agriculture (CSA) for sub-
Saharan Africa (SSA), through (i) sustainably increasing crop productivity,(ii) enhancing the …

The aim of this paper is to demystify some of the popular myths related to tropical soil fertility
management that have gained hold in the development community and are often being …

This paper reviews current organic nutrient management practices and their integration with
mineral fertilizers in Sub-Saharan Africa with a view to understanding the potential impacts …

The contradiction between rapid soil degradation and increased food demand is becoming
increasingly prominent. Reasonable recycling of agricultural waste can affect soil …

Sustainable resource management is the critical agricultural research and development
challenge in sub-Saharan Africa. The accumulated knowledge on soil management …