Welcome to the Publications webpage of the UPSCALE Knowledge Exchange Hub! Here, you will find a diverse collection of publications covering topics such as sustainable intensification, nature-based solutions, climate-smart agriculture, smallholder farming, socioeconomic and political dynamics, and push-pull technology. Dive into a wealth of research papers, articles, and case studies that offer valuable insights and contribute to the knowledge base of agriculture. Explore the forefront of innovation and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and opportunities within the field. Discover the power of knowledge as we strive to create a sustainable and resilient future for agriculture.
This paper aims at reviewing existing scholarly literature, evaluating information from multi-actor communities (MACs) of practice constituted under the UPSCALE project, and the authors’ experiences over time.
Agreprenourship is highly evident in production technologies such as the PPT technology that has been promoted by the UPSCALE project in the region.
The UPSCALE’s partner, researchers from Maseno University have published a new scientific paper about PPT and its benefits for agriculture. This paper aimed at reviewing existing literature to establish the linkage between conservation agriculture components, PPT, and a sustainable agroecological transition.
Soil degradation is a major underlying cause of poverty and malnutrition in smallholder agrarian communities across the globe. Legume diversification, through polyculture or intercropping, is a strategy that increases yields and income while improving family nutrition. However, the potential for these legume-cereal intercrops to restore soil functions in smallholder fields remains uncertain, with many studies failing to detect increases in soil organic matter.
The approach involved designing and implementing technology promotion events in the UPSCALE focal regions as nodes to expand to new potential areas as informed by the results of other linked Work Packages (WP).
This paper aims at reviewing existing scholarly literature, evaluating information from multi-actor communities (MACs) of practice constituted under the UPSCALE project, and the authors’ experiences over time.
Agreprenourship is highly evident in production technologies such as the PPT technology that has been promoted by the UPSCALE project in the region.
The UPSCALE’s partner, researchers from Maseno University have published a new scientific paper about PPT and its benefits for agriculture. This paper aimed at reviewing existing literature to establish the linkage between conservation agriculture components, PPT, and a sustainable agroecological transition.
Soil degradation is a major underlying cause of poverty and malnutrition in smallholder agrarian communities across the globe. Legume diversification, through polyculture or intercropping, is a strategy that increases yields and income while improving family nutrition. However, the potential for these legume-cereal intercrops to restore soil functions in smallholder fields remains uncertain, with many studies failing to detect increases in soil organic matter.
The approach involved designing and implementing technology promotion events in the UPSCALE focal regions as nodes to expand to new potential areas as informed by the results of other linked Work Packages (WP).
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