This landmark study examines the irrigation potential in Ethiopia, focusing on constraints and opportunities for enhancing irrigation systems to improve agricultural productivity.

This study investigates the fertility status of Vertisols in the central highlands of Ethiopia and its impact on wheat nutrient content and productivity.

This research evaluates the effectiveness of soil and stone bunds as soil conservation measures in the highlands of Ethiopia, measuring their impact on soil properties and crop yields.

This study models the potential impacts of climate change on crop productivity and water balance in the Ethiopian highlands, providing adaptation strategies for farmers.

This research assesses the water productivity of smallholder irrigation schemes in the Upper Blue Nile Basin, identifying factors affecting efficiency and opportunities for improvement.

This paper evaluates various climate-smart agricultural practices for smallholder farmers in East Africa, assessing their effectiveness in enhancing resilience to climate change.

This study investigates integrated soil fertility management approaches for sustainable crop production in the Ethiopian highlands, combining organic and inorganic inputs.

This research evaluates various water harvesting techniques for small-scale irrigation in Ethiopia, assessing their effectiveness, cost-efficiency, and adoption potential.