Low-Cost Technologies for Improved Productivity of Dryland Farming in Mali:
作者： J.B. Aune , C.O. Traoré , S. Mamadou
DOI: 10.5367/OA.2012.0084
关键词: Fertilizer 、 Seed treatment 、 Bran 、 Intercropping 、 Agronomy 、 Dryland farming 、 Integrated farming 、 Fodder 、 Biology 、 Sowing
摘要: This study shows how low-cost options can increase agricultural productivity in the millet-producing areas of Mali. Seed priming increased millet yield by 40% sites Mopti region (low rainfall). When combined with application 0.3 g fertilizer per pocket, 106%. In regions further south, best treatment was a combination seed priming, an 2 15 to 20 days after sowing, and fungicides/insecticides. Improved fodder rations were tested cowpea haulm bran found give daily weight gain 210 for rams, compared 80 traditional feeding system. A conceptual integrated farm created using improved technologies, which shown generate surplus production both grain fodder.
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