Browsing by Author "Snapp, S."

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Assessing adoption potential in a risky environment: the case of perennial pigeonpea

Grabowski, P.; Schmitt Olabisi, L.; Jelili Adebiyi; Waldman, K.; Richardson, R.; Rusinamhodzi, L.; Snapp, S.S. (Elsevier, 2019)

Working Paper

Experiences with farmer participatory mother-baby trials and watershed management to improve soil fertility options in malawi

Kamanga, B.C.G.; Kanyama-Phiri, G.Y.; Snapp, S.S. (CIMMYT, 2001)

Working Paper

Exploring farmer options for maize production strategies via scenario analysis using the APSIM model-an example of the approach

Keating, B.; Waddington, S.; Shamudzarira, Z.; Grace, P.; Rohrbach, D.; Snapp, S.S.; Dimes, J.; Carberry, P.S.; Robertson, M. (CIMMYT, 2000)

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"Filling the maize basket" supports crop diversity and quality of household diet in Malawi

Snapp, S.S.; Fisher, M. (Springer Nature, 2015)

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Modeling spatiotemporal patterns of land use/land cover change in Central Malawi using a neural network model

Mungai, L.M.; Messina, J.P.; Zulu, L.C.; Jiaguo Qi; Snapp, S.S. (MDPI, 2022)

Book

Soil fertility management research for the maize cropping systems of smallholders in Southern Africa: a review

Kumwenda, J.D.T.; Waddington, S.R.; Snapp, S.S.; Jones, R.B.; Blackie, M.J. (CIMMYT, 1996)

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Sustainable intensification practices reduce food deficit for the best- and worst-off households in Ethiopia and Mozambique

Wilkus, E.; DeVoil, P.; Marenya, P. P.; Snapp, S.S.; Dixon, J.; Rodriguez, D. (Frontiers, 2022)

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The role of active soil carbon in influencing the profitability of fertilizer use: empirical evidence from smallholder maize plots in Tanzania

Chamberlin, J.; Jayne, T.S.; Snapp, S.S. (Wiley, 2021)

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To meet grand challenges, agricultural scientists must engage in the politics of constructive collective action

Jordan, N.; Gutknecht, J.; Bybee‐Finley, K.A.; Hunter, M.; Krupnik, T.J.; Pittelkow, C.M.; Prasad, P.V.V.; Snapp, S.S. (CSSA; Wiley, 2021)

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