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2. Changes in Ghanaian farming systems: stagnation or a quiet transformation?. (2018). Kolavalli, Shashi ; Houssou, Nazaire ; Johnson, Michael ; Asante-Addo, Collins.
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1. Fertilizer Intensification and Soil Fertility Impact on Maize Yield Response in Northern Ghana. (2056). Chapoto, Antony ; Sabasi, Darlington ; Asante-Addo, Collins.
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2. THE EFFECT OF ADOPTION OF IMPROVED VARIETIES ON RICE PRODUCTIVITY IN THE NORTHERN REGION OF GHANA. (2022). Azumah, Shaibu Baanni ; Donkoh, Samuel A ; Sulemana, Nashiru ; Lamptey, Clement Y ; Zakaria, Abraham.
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3. Complementary impact of social capital on the adoption of productivity enhancing technologies: Evidence from Senegal. (2019). Collins-Sowah, Peron A ; Adjin, Christophe K.
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4. Returns to fertiliser use: Does it pay enough? Some new evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa. (2017). Nauges, Celine ; Koussoubé, Estelle ; Koussoube, Estelle.
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5. Can better targeting improve the effectiveness of Ghanas Fertilizer Subsidy Program? Lessons from Ghana and other countries in Africa south of the Sahara. (2017). Houssou, Nazaire ; Andam, Kwaw S ; Collins, Asante-Addo .
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6. Intensity of and factors affecting land and water management practices among smallholder maize farmers in Ghana. (2017). Kuwornu, John ; Osei-Asare, Yaw B ; Asuming-Brempong, Samuel ; Al-Hassan, Ramatu ; Egyir, Irene S ; Sarpong, Daniel Bruce ; Mensah-Bonsu, Akwasi.
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7. Returns to fertilizer use: does it pay enough? Some new evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa. (2016). Nauges, Celine ; Koussoubé, Estelle ; Koussoube, Estelle.
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8. Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Cereal Production: Implications for Sustainable Agriculture in Northern Ghana. (2016). Donkor, Emmanuel ; Aidoo, Robert ; Nutsugah, Stephen K ; Buah, Samuel Saaka ; Zougmor, Robert ; Bayala, Jules ; Naab, Jesse B ; Nyuor, Anslem Bawayelaazaa .
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9. Comparative advantage and factors affecting maize production in Northern Ghana: A Policy Analysis Matrix Study. (2016). Birner, Regina ; Scheiterle, Lilli.
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10. Impact of import liberalisation on poverty: a dynamic computable general equilibrium and microsimulation analysis for Ghana. (2014). Obeng, Camara Kwasi.
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11. The Decline and Rise of Agricultural Productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa since 1961. (2014). Block, Steven.
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12. The changing landscape of agriculture in Ghana: Drivers of farm mechanization and its impacts on cropland expansion and intensification. (2014). Houssou, Nazaire ; Chapoto, Antony.
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13. Examining the sense and science behind Ghana€™s current blanket fertilizer recommendation. (2014). Chapoto, Antony ; Tetteh, Francis .
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14. Maize Productivity in Ghana. (2014). Ragasa, Catherine ; Kolavalli, Shashi ; Chapoto, Antony.
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15. Mechanization in Ghana: Emerging demand, and the search for alternative supply models. (2014). Kolavalli, Shashi ; Houssou, Nazaire ; Diao, Xinshen ; Cossar, Frances.
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16. Moving in the right direction? Maize productivity and fertilizer use and use intensity in Ghana. (2013). Ragasa, Catherine ; Chapoto, Antony.
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17. Agricultural research in Ghana: An IFPRI-STEPRI report. (2012). Kolavalli, Shashi ; van Rheenen, Teunis ; Boadu, Paul ; Obirth-Opareh, Nelson ; Ferguson, Jenna ; Essegbey, George Owusu ; Masahudu, Fuseni ; Chiang, Catherine.
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18. Weathering the storm. (2010). Omilola, Babatunde ; Lambert, Melissa.
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19. Institutional and public expenditure review of Ghana’s Ministry of Food and Agriculture. (2010). Kolavalli, Shashi ; Birner, Regina ; Benin, Samuel ; Babu, Suresh ; Thompson, Nii Moi ; Horowitz, Leah ; Asenso-Okyere, Kwadwo ; Poku, John .
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20. Managing future oil revenues in Ghana: An assessment of alternative allocation options. (2009). Wiebelt, Manfred ; Schweickert, Rainer ; Breisinger, Clemens ; Diao, Xinshen.
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21. Economywide impact of avian flu in Ghana: A dynamic CGE model analysis. (2009). Diao, Xinshen.
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22. Public expenditure and institutional review: Ghana€™s ministry of food and agriculture. (2009). Kolavalli, Shashi ; Birner, Regina ; Benin, Samuel ; Thompson, Nii Moi ; Horowitz, Leah ; Asenso-Okyere, Kwadwo ; Poku, John ; Chandra, BabuaSuresh .
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23. Modeling growth options and structural change to reach middle income country status: The case of Ghana. (2009). Thurlow, James ; Diao, Xinshen ; Breisinger, Clemens.
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24. The Armington-Heckscher-Ohlin model - an intuitive exposition. (2009). Zhang, Xiao-Guang ; Jomini, Patrick ; Osborne, Michelle.
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