Dar es Salaam / Tanga / Gaborone / AGRA / Bulawayo / /
Company
FAO/World Bank / Nyaki A.S. / SUA / ICRAF / /
Country
Zimbabwe / Netherlands / Tanzania / Botswana / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Sokoine University of Agriculture / Royal Tropical Institute / Capacity building / Mlingano Agricultural Research and Development Institute / /
IndustryTerm
drainage systems / fertilizer optimisation tool / irrigation-water management / food crops / early warning systems / fertilizer products / chemical fertilizer recommendations / extension services / /
NaturalFeature
Southern Highlands / Kilimanjaro / Lake Victoria / /
Organization
University of Agriculture / Cooperatives/FAO-Investment Centre / Mlingano Agricultural Research and Development Institute / World Bank / Institute for Semi-arid Tropics / United Nations / National Soil Service / Regional Development Programmes / Department of Research and Development / Royal Tropical Institute / Ministry of Agriculture / Department of Research and Training / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / /
An Overview of Soils Research in Tanzania George J. Ley / Agro-ecological zonation Agro-ecological zones can be defined as natural physical regions which are in broad sense