Fake News: Debunking beliefs about Fertilizer Quality in Tanzania -16 June 2021 Fertiliser use remains below recommended rates in most of Sub-Saharan Africa, contributing to poor crop yields and […]
Usage of Climate Smart Agriculture Practices: An Analysis ofFarm Households’ Decisions in SouthernHighlands of Tanzania 1*Bongole A.J., K.M.K. Kitundu1 and J. Hella21Sokoine University of Agriculture, Department of Policy Planning and […]
University Ladies, Setting Our Goals Ms. J. Valerian from SAEBS, Department of Food and Resource Economics (DeFRE) presenting on the dimension of youth unemployment in Tanzania. She elaborates on […]
Perspective Towards a Successful Post COVID-19 Transition of Monitoring,Evaluation, and Learning in Complex Sustainability ScienceResearch-to-Policy Projects Sylvia Szabo 1,* , Brighton Nhau 2, Takuji W. Tsusaka 2 , Reuben M. […]
This article enlightens about the effect of COVID 19 on the traditional export crops like coffee, cotton and cashew nuts in the world markets. The report was prepared by Mr. […]
Congratulation greetings! School of Agricultural Economics and Business Studies (SAEBS), Department of Food and Resources Economics (DeFRE) is sincerely congratulates Dr. Zena T. Mpenda for being appointed as a Deputy […]
