From Agricultural Encyclopedia for Farmers
Chapter 4.1.1
Soil testing
Chapter 4.1.2
Litmus paper and liming for adjusting soil pH
Chapter 4.3
Shallow trenching to prevent erosion, conserve water**
Chapter 4.4
Contour farming on hillsides to prevent erosion
Chapter 4.5
Living grass barriers to prevent erosion**
Chapter 4.7
Bijramata: An indigenous biofertilizer
Chapter 4.8
Adding organic nutrients to home gardens
Chapter 4.9
Improving biofertilizer application for smallholder farmers using pivot bio nitrogen fixing bacteria on maize (corn) crops
Chapter 4.10
Livestock sheds and collecting urine to add to manure
Chapter 4.11
Compost improvement
Chapter 4.12
Microdosing of manure
Chapter 4.13
Treating seeds with urine
Chapter 4.15
A critical assessment of the utility of manure pellet machines for smallholder farmers experiencing low soil fertility
Chapter 4.16.1
Synthetic fertilizers: primer and raising yields
Chapter 4.16.2
Balanced fertilization
Chapter 4.17
Microdosing of synthetic fertilizers
Chapter 4.18
Cover crop - mucuna pruriens (velvet bean)
Chapter 4.20
Leaf colour change to diagnose fertilizer needs
Chapter 4.23.1
Optimizing legume productivity using molybdenum fertilizer
Chapter 4.24.1
Rhizobia bacteria inoculants for legumes
Chapter 4.24.2
Optimizing rhizobia inoculants for legumes
Chapter 4.27
Pigeon pea for degraded soils
Chapter 4.28
Azolla-Anabaena symbiosis in rice paddies
Chapter 4.29
Vermicomposting
Chapter 4.30
Banana peduncle as a source of organic potassium fertilizer/biochar for small scale African farmers
Chapter 4.31
Covering manure from rain during storage
Chapter 4.32
Sesbania rostrata as green manure for smallholder farmers
Chapter 4.33
Split application of synthetic fertilizer
Chapter 4.34
Vetch as a cover crop for small scale farmers
Chapter 4.35
Legume rhizobia inoculation using nodule crushing
Chapter 4.36
Coconut Coir Pith: Waste to Effective Compost
Chapter 4.37
Fish Waste as Organic Fertilizer
