"Adoption of hybrid maize in Zambia : effects on gender roles, food consumption and nutrition"

By:

"Kumar, Shubh K."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Washington; International Food policy Research Institute; 1994Description: 126p.-ISBN:

896291030

Subject(s):

Corn Industry-Zambia

DDC classification:

338.173157 KUM

Summary: This report examines the role of hybrid maize adoption in Eastern Province, Zambia, in improving the welfare of the population. Improving agricultural productivity of farmers in Zambia is important for the success of the country's new economic growth strategy, and past investment in hybrid maize research has developed a potential for increased productivity that needs to be fully utilized.

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This report examines the role of hybrid maize adoption in Eastern Province, Zambia, in improving the welfare of the population. Improving agricultural productivity of farmers in Zambia is important for the success of the country's new economic growth strategy, and past investment in hybrid maize research has developed a potential for increased productivity that needs to be fully utilized.

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