Farmers’ Perceptions as a Driver of Agricultural Practices: Understanding Soil Fertility Management Practices in Cocoa Agroforestry Systems in Cameroon

K. Kenfack Essougong, U.; Slingerland, M.; Mathé, S.; Vanhove, W.; I. Tata Ngome, P.; Boudes, Philippe; Giller, K.; Woittiez, L.; Leeuwis, C.

doi:10.1007/s10745-020-00190-0

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Farmers’ Perceptions as a Driver of Agricultural Practices: Understanding Soil Fertility Management Practices in Cocoa Agroforestry Systems in Cameroon

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Authors:

U. K. Kenfack Essougong

M. Slingerland

S. Mathé

Abstract

In Africa, cocoa yields are low, partly due to soil fertility constraints and poor management. While peoples’ knowledge, aspirations, and abilities are key factors explaining their behaviour, little is known about the rationales that underpin soil fertility management practices (SFMPs) of cocoa farm...

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Geography

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