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Input Use, Input Market Development and Natural Resource Management
Cross-Country Syntheses Professional Publications
2008
- Muyanga, M. and T.S. Jayne. 2008. Private Agricultural Extension System in Kenya: Practice and Policy Lessons. Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 14(2): 111-124.
2007
2005
- Crawford, Eric C., T. S. Jayne, and Valerie A. Kelly. Alternative Approaches for Promoting Fertilizer Use in Africa, with Particular Reference to the Role of Fertilizer Subsidies. August 15, 2005. (This paper was commissioned by the World Bank. The draft version appears here by the permission of the World Bank. The final version was published in 2006 as "Alternative Approaches for Promoting Fertilizer Use in Africa," Agriculture and Rural Development Discussion Paper 22.)
- Kelly, Valerie. August 19, 2005. Farmers' Demand for Fertilizer in Sub-Saharan Africa. (This paper was commissioned by the World Bank. The draft version appears here by the permission of the World Bank. The final version was published in 2006 by the World Bank as Agriculture and Rural Development Discussion Paper 23.)
- Haggblade, S., John Magistro et al. 2005. A Model for Pro-Poor Wealth Creation through Small-Plot Irrigation
and Integrated Service Provision. Irrigation and Drainage (Issue no.
54.5).
2003
- Crawford, E., V. Kelly, T. Jayne, and J. Howard. 2003. Input Use and Market Development in subs-Saharan Africa: An Overview. Food Policy, Vol. 28(4): 277-292.
- Govereh, J., and T. Jayne. 2003. Cash Cropping and Food Crop Productivity: Synergies or Trade-offs?” Agricultural Economics, Vol 28(1): 39-50.
- Jayne, T.S., J. Govereh, M. Wanzala, and M. Demeke. 2003. Fertilizer Market Development: A Comparative Analysis of Ethiopia, Kenya, and Zambia. Food Policy, Vol. 28(4): 293-316.
- Jayne, T.S. T. Yamano, M. Weber, D. Tschirley, R. Benfica, A. Chapoto, and B. Zulu. 2003. Smallholder Income and Land Distribution in Africa: Implications for Poverty Reduction Strategies. Food Policy, Vol. 28(3): 253-275.
- Crawford, E.,
V. Kelly, T.S. Jayne, and J. Howard
(Eds). 2003. Input Use and Market Development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Special issue of Food Policy 28(4):277-419.
Issue
contains the following articles:
- Input use and market development in
Sub-Saharan Africa: an overview. Eric
Crawford, Valerie Kelly,
T. S. Jayne and Julie Howard.
- Fertilizer market development: a comparative
analysis of Ethiopia,
Kenya, and Zambia. T.S. Jayne, J. Govereh,
M. Wanzala and M. Demeke.
(Draft version
of this paper.)
- Looking beyond national boundaries:
regional harmonization of seed policies,
laws and regulations.
D. D. Rohrbach, I. J. Minde and J. Howard.
- Promoting high-input maize technologies
in Africa: the Sasakawa-Global 2000 experience
in
Ethiopia and Mozambique.
Julie Howard, Eric Crawford, Valerie
Kelly, Mulat Demeke and José Jaime Jeje.
- Realigning research and extension to
focus on farmers' constraints and opportunities.
S.
S. Snapp, M. J. Blackie and C. Donovan.
- Prospects for integrated soil fertility
management using organic and inorganic
inputs: evidence
from smallholder
African agricultural systems. Frank Place,
Christopher B. Barrett, H. Ade Freeman,
Joshua J. Ramisch and Bernard Vanlauwe.
- Expanding access to agricultural inputs
in Africa: a review of recent market
development
experience. Valerie
Kelly, Akinwumi A. Adesina and Ann Gordon.
- Linking farmers to markets: different
approaches to human capital development.
Jim Bingen, Alex
Serrano and Julie Howard.
- Kelly, V. and Anwar Naseem. 2003. Fertilizer use in Sub-Saharan Africa: Types and Amounts by Section 5.24.8.4 of the Encyclopedia
of Life Support Systems (EOLSS) published on-line by UNESCO. This document
can be accessed via the EOLSS website home page if you have subscription
rights. If not, you can request temporary free access from this link
: Encyclodedia
of Life Support Systems.
2002
- Argwings-Kodhek, I. Minde, and T. Jayne. 2002. “Synthesis,” in Jayne, T.S., Isaac Minde, and Gem Argwings-Kodhek (eds). Perspectives on Agricultural Transformation: A View from Africa. Nova Science, New York.
- Argwings-Kodhek, G., I. Minde, and T. Jayne. 2002. “Introduction,” in Jayne, T.S., Isaac Minde, and Gem Argwings-Kodhek (eds), 2002. Perspectives on Agricultural Transformation: A View from Africa. Nova Science, New York.
- Jayne, T.S., J. Govereh, A. Mwanaumo, J. Nyoro, and A. Chapoto. 2002. False Promise or False Premise: The Experience of Food and Input Market Reform in Eastern and Southern Africa. World Development, Vol 30 (11): 1967-1986.
- Jayne, T.S., J. Govereh, A. Mwanaumo, J. Nyoro, and A. Chapoto. 2002. “False
Promise or False Premise: The Experience of Food and Input Marketing in
Eastern and Southern Africa,” in Jayne, T.S., Isaac Minde, and Gem
Argwings-Kodhek (eds), 2002. Perspectives on Agricultural Transformation:
A View from Africa. Nova Science, New York.
- Jayne, T.S., Isaac Minde, and Gem Argwings-Kodhek (eds), 2002. Perspectives
on Agricultural Transformation: A View from Africa. Nova Science,
New York.
2000
- Reardon, T., C. B. Barrett, V. Kelly,
and K. Savadogo. D. R. Lee (eds). 2000. "Sustainable Versus Unsustainable Agricultural Intensification
in Africa: Focus on Policy Reforms and Market Conditions." Tradeoffs
or Synergies? Agricultural Intensification,
Economic Development and the Environment in
Developing Countries. (Draft version)
pp. 365-382. Wallingford, UK: CAB International.
(Illustrations from Senegal, Mali, Burkina
Faso, Rwanda, Madagascar,
Zimbabwe and Zambia).
- (An earlier draft of the above paper is available
on line as: Sustainable
Versus Unsustainable Agricultural Intensification
in Africa: Focus on Policy Reforms and Market Conditions by
Thomas Reardon, Christopher B. Barrett, Valerie
Kelly, and Kimseyinga Savadogo, Paper invited for
presentation at the AAEA International Preconference
on "Agricultural Intensification, Economic
Development and the Environment," July 31-August
1, 1998, Salt Lake City, Utah. Note:
The link here asks user to identify the software
to use to open file. It is a *.RTF file and can
be opened with MSWord. (Illustrations from Senegal,
Mali, Burkina Faso, Rwanda, Madagascar, Zimbabwe
and Zambia).
1999
- Jayne, T.S. and J. Keel (eds), 1999. Kenya Agricultural Monitoring and Policy Analysis, Conference Proceedings, Tegemeo Institute of Agricultural Policy and Development, Egerton University, Njoro.
- Reardon, T., Christopher Barrett, Valerie Kelly, and Kimsey Savadogo. 1999. Reforms and Sustainable Agricultural Intensification in Africa
by
in Development Policy Review Vol 17., pp 375-395. (Illustrations
from Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Rwanda, Madagascar, Zimbabwe and
Zambia).
- (An earlier draft of the above paper is available on line
as: Sustainable
Versus Unsustainable Agricultural Intensification in Africa:
Focus on Policy Reforms and Market Conditions by Thomas Reardon,
Christopher B. Barrett, Valerie Kelly, and Kimseyinga Savadogo,
Paper invited for presentation at the AAEA International Preconference
on "Agricultural Intensification, Economic Development and
the Environment," July 31-August 1, 1998, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Note: The link here asks user to identify the software
to use to open file. It is a *.RTF file and can be opened with
MSWord. (Illustrations from Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Rwanda,
Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Zambia)
1997
- Khatri, Y.; T.S. Jayne and Colin Thirtle. 1997. "A Profit Function Approach to the Efficiency Aspects of Land Reform in Zimbabwe." In Issues in Agricultural Competitiveness: Markets and Policies, edited by Roger Rose; Carolyn Tanner and Margot A. Bellamy, pp. 77‑87.
1996
- Myers, R. and T.S. Jayne, 1996. “Regime Shifts and Technology Diffusion in Crop Yield Growth Paths: An Application to Maize Yields in Zimbabwe,” in Global Agricultural Science Policy for the Twenty-First Century, Melbourne, Australia, August 1996, The Conference Secretariat of Global Agricultural Science Policy for the Twenty-First Century.
1994
- Jayne, T.S., Y. Khatri, C. Thirtle, T. Reardon, 1994. Determinants
of Productivity Change Using a Profit Function Approach: The Case of
Zimbabwe. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Vol.
76:3 (613-616).
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