Browsing by Author "Okalebo, J. R."

Browsing by Author "Okalebo, J. R."

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  • The African Green Revolution and the Role of Partnerships in East Africa 
    Muasya, Reuben M.; Okalebo, J. R.; Othieno, C. O.; Gudu, S. O.; Woomer, P. L.; Karanja, N. K.; Serrem, C.; Maritim, H. K.; Sanginga, N.; Bationo, A.; Esilaba, A. O.; Adesina, A.; Kisinyo, P. O.; Nekesa, A. O.; Thuita, M. N.; Waswa, B. S. (Springer Netherlands, 2011)
    Sub-Saharan African (SSA) region continues to experience perennial hunger, poverty and poor health of its people. Agricultural production has remained low over decades and is declining to extremely low staple maize yields ...
  • Available technologies to replenish soil fertility in East Africa 
    Muasya, Reuben M.; Okalebo, J. R.; Othieno, C. O.; Woomer, P. L.; Karanja, N. K.; Semoka, J. R. M.; Bekunda, M. A.; Mugendi, D. N.; Bationo, A.; Mukhwana, E. J. (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2006-11)
    Low inherent soil fertility in the highly weathered and leached soils largely accounts for low and unsustained crop yields in most African countries. But in particular, the major nutrients, nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), ...
  • Use of wheat straw, soybean trash and nitrogen fertiliser for maize production in the Kenyan highlands 
    Muasya, Reuben M.; Okalebo, J. R.; Palm, C. A.; Gichuru, M.; Owuor, J. O.; Othieno, C. O.; Munyampundu, A.; Woomer, P. L. (1999)
    Making best use of available crop residues is an important component of integrated nutrient management. A field study was conducted over two seasons (1997 and 1998) in Kenya that examined use of wheat straw, soybean trash ...

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