Assessment of the Perception of Development Agents on the Impact of Integrated Watershed Development Practices on Yield and Land Productivity in SNNPRS, Ethiopia
Keywords:
Perception, Soil Erosion, Integrated watershed development, Development Agents & Southern Region.Abstract
Land degradation, particularly soil erosion in Ethiopia is a serious challenge in reduction of fertility status of soil, declining agricultural yields and a problem in food security and livelihood of farmers, of Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples
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