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Integrating high-value multipurpose trees with soil and water conservation to improve livelihoods and reduce land degradation in Ethiopia

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Diagnostic activities conducted at the Africa RISING research sites in 2013 identified interest among farmers to produce high-value crops such as fruit trees. Fruit trees (avocado, olive, apple) are an untapped opportunity for smallholder farmers in the highlands of Ethiopia. The Africa RISING research protocol on high-value crops is a collaborative effort by ICRAF, ILRI and IWMI to select superior fruit tree cultivars with high yielding varieties and determine and alleviate the constraints to their wider adoption.
    Publication year

    2022

    Authors

    Gebrekirstos, A.

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    conservation, livelihoods, food security, nutrition, research

    Geographic

    Ethiopia

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