It is widely recognized that female farmers have considerably less access to productive
assets and support services than male farmers. There is limited evidence of gender gaps in …

Yield improvement for smallholder farmers in developing countries via crop breeding has
been slow, in part because breeders have focused primarily on higher yields rather than …

It is widely recognized that female farmers have considerably less access to productive
assets and support services than male farmers. There is limited evidence of gender gaps in …

Sustainable Intensification (SI) is essential for Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) to meet the food
demand of the growing population under conditions of increasing land scarcity. However …

Mixed family farms produce almost half of the world food. Increasing food supply in
developing countries requires increasing productivity of both land and farmers' labour as key …

CONTEXT Population pressure, land scarcity and encroachment of nature reserves are
challenging sustainable intensification of agriculture in Uganda. One of the main staple …

Australia's farmers are among the most efficient in the world, despite a relatively large gap
between potential and achieved water-limited grain yield. With wheat yield gaps typically> …

Sustainable Intensification (SI) interventions are urgently required, particularly those suited
to resource poor farms in Africa. Legume crops have been promoted as a key ingredient for …

This study examines the ex‐ante farm‐household effects of changes in family size, yield
potential, and yield gaps using a farm‐household simulation model that reflects the …

CONTEXT The timely sowing of groundnut is a crucial management practice for attaining
higher productivity in rainfed farming systems as is the case in Malawi. However, much of …