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Amare M, Asfaw S, Shiferaw B (2011) Welfare impacts of Maize–Pigeon pea intensification in
Tanzania. Agric Econ 2012:1–17
Dorward A, Chirwa E (2011) The Malawi agricultural input subsidy programme: 2005/06 to
2008/09. Int J Agric Sustain 9(1):232–247
FAC (2010) Raising agricultural productivity in Africa: options for action, and the role of subsidies. Africa progress panel policy brief
Fairhurst T (ed) (2012) Handbook for integrated soil fertility management. Africa Soil Health
Consortium, Nairobi
Foster AD, Rosenzweig MR (2010) Microeconomics of technology adoption. Economic Growth
Center. Discussion Paper No. 984. Yale University, USA
Hassen S (2015) Disadoption, substitutability, and complementarity of agricultural technologies:
a random effects multivariate probit analysis. Environment for development. Discussion Paper
Series. Washington D.C., USA
Holden S, Lunduka R (2010) Too poor to be efficient? Impacts of the targeted fertilizer subsidy
programme in Malawi on Farm Plot Level Input Use, Crop Choice and Land Productivity.
Noragric Report No. 55, Norway
Kamau M, Smale M, Mutua M (2013) Farmer demand for soil fertility management practices in
Kenya’s Grain Basket. Selected paper prepared for presentation at the agricultural and applied
economics association (AAEA) and CAES joint meeting. Washington, D.C., USA. August 4–6
Kanyamuka JS, Jumbe CBL, Ricker-Gilbert J (2018) Making agricultural input subsidies more
effective and profiatble in africa: the role of complementary intrventions. Book Chapter.
Food systems sustainability and environmental policies in modern economics. https://doi.
org/10.4018./978-1-5225-3631-4.ch008
Kassie M, Jaleta M, Shiferaw B, Mmbando F, Mekuria M (2013) Adoption of interrelated sustainable agricultural practices in smallholder systems: evidence from rural Tanzania. Technol
Forecast Soc Chang 80(3):525–540
Kassie M, Teklewold H, Jaleta M, Marenya P, Erenstein O (2015a) Understanding the adoption
of a portfolio of sustainable intensification practices in eastern and southern Africa. Land Use
Policy 42(2015):400–411
Kassie M, Teklewold H, Marenya P, Jaleta M, Erenstein O (2015b) Production risks and food security under alternative technology choices in Malawi: application of a multinomial endogenous
switching regression. J Agric Econ 66(3):640–659
Lambrecht I, Vanlauwe B, Maertens M (2014a) Integrated soil fertility management: from concept
to practice in Eastern DR Congo. Bioeconomics Working Paper Series. KU Leuven, Belgium
Lambrecht S, Vanlauwe B, Merckx R, Miet Maertens M (2014b) Understanding the process of
agricultural technology adoption: mineral fertilizer in Eastern DR Congo. Elsevier. World Dev
59:132–146
Marenya PP, Barrett CB (2007) Household-level determinants of adoption of improved natural
resources management practices among smallholder farmers in western Kenya. Food Policy
32(2007):515–536
Mhango WG, Snapp SS, Phiri GYK (2012) Opportunities and constraints to legume diversification
for sustainable maize production on smallholder farms in Malawi. Renewable Agric Food Syst
28(3):234–244
Nata JT, Mjelde JW, Boadu FO (2014) Household adoption of soil-improving practices and food
insecurity in Ghana. Agric Food Sec 2014(3):17
Ngwira AR, Kabambe VH, Kambauwa G, Mhango WG, Mwale CD, Chimphero L, Chimbizi
A, Mapfumo P (2012) Scaling out best-fit legume technologies for soil fertility enhancement
among smallholder farmers in Malawi. Afr J Agric Res 7(6):918–928
J. S. Kanyamuka et al.