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    Protocols for innovative agroecological soil, water and integrated pest management practices: management techniques, trials establishment and monitoring

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    Date
    2024-07
    Author
    Korir, H.
    Sakha, M.
    Gumo, P.
    Bolo, P.
    Adoyo, B.
    Mbelwa, M.
    Kuria, A.
    Mihindo, N.
    Kiruthi, E.
    Syano, N.
    Kihoro, N.
    Baijukya, F.
    Fuchs, L.E.
    Type
    Book
    Review Status
    Peer Review
    Target Audience
    Scientists
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    Abstract/Description
    This technical guide seeks to help farmers and other land managers to better understand the technicalities of a range of innovative agroecological practices, and to share the acquired and applied knowledge with other interested farmers. The guide outlines the central technical aspects of selected innovative agroecological practices and procedures for setting up, implementing, and monitoring the testing of the selected innovative practices. This guide has been designed within the CGIAR Agroecology Initiative (AE-I). The Agroecology Initiative promotes the application of contextually appropriate agroecological principles by farmers and communities in various contexts, with support from other food system actors. Following a purposive engagement process that led to the participatory formulation of visions for an agroecological future, and a vision-to-action plan, the AE-I team and local partners co-designed innovative agroecologically-based on-farm practices. These practices were subsequently trialed by participating farmers to monitor and investigate their performance.
    Acknowledgements
    We would like to thank our partners from the Community Sustainable Agriculture Healthy Environmental Program (CSHEP) in Ndeiya, Kiambu County, and specifically the director and founder Esther Kiruthi, for her invaluable support and enthusiasm. We also thank her staff members including Sylvia Njonjo, Leah Wanjiru, and Catherine Wambui Irungu who actively participated in the co-design, technical training, as well as the establishment and monitoring of the on-farm trials. We would also like to thank ...
    https://www.cgiar.org/initiative/agroecology/
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    https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12478/8646
    IITA Authors ORCID
    Frederick Baijukyahttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-2586-2013
    Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
    https://www.cgiar.org/initiative/agroecology/
    IITA Subjects
    Disease Control; Farm Management; Farming Systems; Food Security; Food Systems; Impact Assessment; Integrated Soil Fertility Management; Pests of Plants; Plant Health; Plant Production; Soil Fertility; Soil Health; Soil Information
    Agrovoc Terms
    Agroecology; Soil Management; Farmers; Management Techniques; Monitoring Systems
    Regions
    East Africa
    Countries
    Kenya
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