Development and promotion of improved techniques of water and soil fertility management for the sustainable production of crops on land in the humid forest belt, Ghana. Final Technical Report for project R6789.
Abstract
This project aimed to develop and promote improved techniques for dry season vegetable production and to reduce the fragility and enhance the fertility of soils in cultivated areas of the humid belt of West Africa. A manual and pamphlets were produced which outlined the most promising improved techniques for promotion by government and non-government organisations involved in agricultural extension activities. Outputs included the development of improved techniques for using animal manures and appropriate green manures for dry-season vegetable production.
Citation
Jackson, D. 2001. Development and promotion of improved techniques of water and soil fertility management for the sustainable production of crops on land in the humid forest belt, Ghana. Final Technical Report for project R6789. Chatham: Natural Resources Institute, UK, 32 pp.
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