A synthesis of available agronomic datasets and peer-reviewed scientific literature was
conducted to:(1) assess the status of micronutrients in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) arable …

Due to increasing incidences of abiotic stresses all over the world, the foremost objective to
achieve crop security and nutritional quality for the global population is indeed a daunting …

Societal Impact Statement Fertilizer nutrients are essential for food and nutrition security, but
a large proportion of nutrients applied to soil are lost because they are unavailable to plants …

Inadequate and imbalanced fertilizer application is a significant barrier to achieving higher
maize yields in Nigeria's Middle Belt. This study hypothesized that optimizing fertilizer types …

Considering the importance of sustainable production practices with greater resource use
efficiency, a study was conducted during 2009–12 to understand the soil properties, crop …

Maize is the main staple food crop grown by smallholder farmers in Ethiopia. High variability
in inter-seasonal rainfall presents the biggest risk for farmers to invest in best management …

Erratic rainfall, high evapotranspiration rates and droughts are major factors limiting crop
production in semi-arid areas. Tied ridges that have crossed ties within the furrow are …

Sustainable intensification and improvement in farm-based livelihoods particularly in
dryland tropics are the biggest challenges of the century. Widespread soil degradation …

Highly weathered soils have low native fertility; thus, optimum nutrient management is
critical, especially for a high‐input crop such as corn (Zea mays). Field studies were …

Abstract Background and Objective: In order to address the inadequacy of the current
blanket fertilizer recommendation in the Guinea Savanna of Nigeria, the effect of other …