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BookletCorporate general interestCropland nutrient balance
Global, regional and country trends 1961–2021
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No results found.The FAOSTAT domain Cropland Nutrient Balance disseminates nutrient flows in a given country and year. The cropland nutrient balance can give an indication of nutrient use efficiency, as it can help quantify excess nutrients leading to environmental risks, for instance, greenhouse gas emissions or pollution from volatilization and leaching/runoff. It can also signal cropland nutrient deficits that limit crop production. This brief analyzes global, regional and country trends for the period 1961–2021. -
ProjectFactsheetStrengthening Plant Health Services in Tanzania for Enhanced Food Safety - TCP/URT/3806 2024
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No results found.Agriculture is the most dominant sector in the United Republic of Tanzania's economy and the largest employer in the country. It provides livelihoods, income and employment to 67 percent of the population, accounting for 30.1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) and about 50 percent of export earnings. The sector is threatened by pests and diseases that pose major challenges to agricultural production and trade owing to their detrimental effects on crop yield, produce quality and quarantine status. This deprives the country of export revenues due to non-compliance to sanitary and phytosanitary standards (SPS). Smallholder farmers in the United Republic of Tanzania have a very low capacity to prevent, manage and eradicate pests. They also have very little information about international phytosanitary standards and export requirements. This is mainly due to their low education level, geographical isolation and a lack of access to modern communication devices and essential inputs to improve production. -
DocumentOther documentPotato production from True Potato Seed (TPS) for cold-tolerance and late blight resistance in Nepal 2013
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No results found.This practice describes how to produce late blight and cold tolerant varieties of potato from true potato seed (TPS) to enhance potato yield under highly variable temperature regimes.