Modeling climate change impact on low-input smallholder farming systems

Modeling climate change impact on low-input smallholder farming systemsSmallholder farming systems face many adversities including poor soil fertility, poor access to inputs, and high dependence on climate variability. On top of that, ongoing climate change is expected to exacerbate the effect of abiotic and abiotic stresses on farm performances, and poses additional challenges of adaptation to climate change. This chapter presents the effect of climate change on the different components of the farming systems (crop,

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This chapter identifies the most important soil management practices for sugarcane cultivation and provides information on the practices used by important cane-producing countries in the world

The chapter focuses on field management of soil for optimum sugarcane production

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