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The Future of Cereals in Subsaharan Africa: Making more, better through sustainable intensification
Posted by Margarita Ramirez on 2021-12-20
Cereals account for 50% of the total calories and crop-land in SubSaharan Africa (SSA). Demand for cereals, including maize, wheat, millet, rice and sorghum, is expected to triple by 2050 as the population rapidly grows. To ensure future food security, yields must reach 80% of their potential, while they currently…
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