01734nam a2200337 a 450000500170000000800410001701000170005802000270007502000240010202000310012602000280015703500230018503500200020804000540022805000270028207000260030908200270033524501210036226000420048330000360052530000260056149000650058750400640065250503610071653801540107765000330123165000250126465000350128970000230132483000490134720181210063953.0061011s2007    dcua     b   i001 0 eng    a  2006033477  a9780821368800 (normal)  a082136880X (normal)  a9780821368817 (electronic)  a0821368818 (electronic)  a(OCoLC)ocm73926827  a(OCoLC)73926827  aDNAL/DLCcDLCdBAKERdBTCTAdC#PdYDXCPdBD-DhBPA00aHD9483.A4312bF47 20070 aHD9483.A352bF47 200700a631.8960222bWOF 200700aFertilizer use in African agriculture :blessons learned and good practice guidelines /cMichael Morris ... [et al.]  aWashington, DC :bWorld Bank,cc2007.  axiv, 144 p. :bill. ;c23 cm. +  e1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.).1 aDirections in development. Agriculture and rural development  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 127-136) and index.0 aIntroduction and overview -- Agriculture, pro-poor growth, and the role of fertilizer -- Experience in promoting fertilizer use in Africa -- Reasons for low fertilizer use in Africa -- Good practices for promoting fertilizer demand -- Good practices for promoting fertilizer supply -- Rethinking the role of fertilizer subsidies -- Summary and conclusions.  aSystem requirements for accompanying CD-ROM: IBM-compatible PC; Windows 98SE, Windows Me, Windows 2000, or Windows XP; Internet Explorer 4 or higher. 0aFertilizer industryzAfrica. 0aFertilizerszAfrica. 0aAgriculture and statezAfrica.1 aMorris, Michael L. 0aDirections in development (Washington, D.C.)