• Socio-economic factors influencing farmers participation in agricultural marketing cooperative societies: a case study of Njombe district 

  Mgina, Fidea Luhwano (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2001)

  The study on factors influencing farmers participation in Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Societies was carried out in Njombe District. The interest in this study has been prompted by the recognition that Agricultur ...
• Assessment of practices that urban dwellers do for environmental management in Kinondoni municipality 

  Iddi, Sunday David (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

  This study was conducted in Kinondoni Municipal Council in Dar es Salaam region. Tanzania. The main objective of the study was to investigate the environmental management practices of the urban dwellers in their residential ...
• Conflicts in the Evangelical Lutheran church in Tanzania. the case study of Meru diocese, Arusha, Tanzania. 

  Mmbaga, Stanley Kajiru (2007)

  Conflicts have been happening since God’s creation (RSV, 1978). A number of factors contribute to conflicts and some take a long time before they are solved, yet leave permanent scars or destructions, others are not ...
• The role of small scale farming as a livelihood strategy among the Maasai pastoralist community in Ngorongoro district, Tanzania 

  Lekeni, James Orongai (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

  This study was undertaken to explore the role of small scale farming as a livelihood strategy among the Maasai pastoralist community. The study was conducted in four villages, two villages from each of the following wards ...
• Abundance and diversity of wild mammals along a hydrologic gradient in the Usangu wetlands, Tanzania 

  Kicheleri, Rose Peter (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

  This study was conducted in the Eastern Usangu wetland in Mbcya and Iringa regions to examine the composition, abundance and diversity of mammals along a hydrological gradient. Data were collected in two seasons using ...
• Economic potential of biodiesel production: a case of small scale farmers in Meru and Monduli districts in Arusha Region, Tanzania 

  Dahaye, Boay (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010)

  Tanzania is among the countries which depend entirely on imports for their crude oil requirements. This dependence on imported oil requires a lot of foreign currency. This dependence on imported crude oil necessitates ...
• Governance in the implementation of TASAF community sub­ Projects: a case of Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania 

  Jesse, Agela (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2010)

  The study of Governance in the implementation of TASAF community sub projects in Tanzania was carried out in Morogoro Municipality in Morogoro Region. The interest of this study was encouraged by the recognition that ...
• Constraints facing community secondary schools in incorporating agricultural science subject in their schools: the case of Songea Municipality, Tanzania. 

  Komba, Protas Laurent (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2012)

  The aim of this study was to find out constraints facing community owned secondary schools in Tanzania in incorporating agricultural science as one of the subjects taught in their schools, with specific reference to ...
• Assessment of efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of farmer-to-farmer extension approach at mogabiri farm extension centre (MFEC), Tarime District- Mara Region, Tanzania 

  Sonoko, Julius Mgaya (Sokoine University of Agriculture., 2001)

  One of the several extension approaches used by NGOs in agricultural extension in Tanzania is farmer-to-farmer extension approach. This is the approach in which farmers are the primary extension agents and professionals ...
• Feasibility of scaling up local level rural institution for sustainable land management: The case of Lushoto Disrict, Tanzania 

  John, Regina (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2013)

  This study on local institutions was carried out in Lushoto District where several land management interventions took place. The interest of the study has been prompted by the recognition that local institutions are ...
• Land use planning and quantitative modelling in Tanzania with particular reference to agriculture and deforestation: Some theoretical aspects and a case study from the west Usambara mountains 

  Kaoneka, A R.S. (Agricultural University of Norway, 1993)

  Land use planning in Tanzania is an important issue due to serious land use problems caused by a host of factors. One of the reasons causing the general land use problem is stiff competition between forestry and agriculture. ...
• Contribution of youth development fund in creating youth employment opportunities in Kilosa district, Tanzania 

  Sehaba, Lightness Bigvai (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  Youth unemployment is a worldwide challenge. Tanzania is among the Sub-Saharan African countries which face the problem of unemployment. Lack of capital to venture in informal income generating activities is among the ...
• Contribution of agroecological practices to household food availability: experience from Farmer Research Network (FRN) project in Singida district 

  Kanjanja, Sauda Mbwiga (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  This study assessed the contributions of agroecological practices to household food avail- ability in Singida district. Specifically, the study intended to: (i) determine the extent of implementation of agroecological ...
• Factors affecting sisal production by smallholder farmers in Korogwe district, Tanzania 

  Kasyamakula, Venusto Hubert (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  In Tanzania, smallholder sisal farmers contribute much to the total fibre produced countrywide and their contribution should not be underrated. This study which was conducted in Korogwe District aimed at investigating ...
• Economic evaluation of dagaa solar drying innovation for post-harvest losses reduction in Mwanza, Tanzania 

  Mhanga, Sebastian Faustin (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Dagaa (Rastrineobola argentae) has been the major commercial fishery of Lake Victoria contributing 67.4% of total fish catch. In Tanzania it constitutes over 38% of the total fish landings from the lake. However, there ...
• Socio-economic impact of advanta hybrid sunflower seeds to smallholder farmers in Dodoma, Singida and Manyara regions, Tanzania 

  Mombo, Wendy Malkias (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2021)

  Agriculture is considered an important sector in achieving the improvement of wellbeing and poverty reduction for the majority of smallholder farmers in the rural areas. However, with the absence of productivity-boosting ...
• Factors influencing teachers’ use of school gardens in secondary school teaching: a case of central region schools, Malawi 

  Mnyanga, Masautso Abraham (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  The study was conducted to investigate Factors influencing Teachers’ use of school gardens in teaching in secondary schools in central region of Malawi. Data were collected using a cross-section resesarch design using a ...
• Determinants of participation of rural youth in crop production in Morogoro district, Tanzania 

  Kiberiti, Boaz Stanslaus (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2022)

  This study analyzed the determinants of participation of rural youth in crop production activities in Morogoro district, Tanzania. In particular, the study: (i) examined the socio- economic characteristics influencing ...
• Enhancing response farming for improved strategic and tactical agronomic adaptation to seasonal rainfall variability under the semi-arid conditions of Ethiopia 

  Ayana, Habtamu Admassu (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2013)

  Rainfall variability in the drylands of Ethiopia greatly impacts on agricultural planning, performance, food security, livelihoods of the people and the national agronomic planning and tactical management of in-season ...
• Msimu wa Kupanda: 

  Tittonell, Pablo A. (Wageningen University, 2007)

  Soil fertility decline is the major single factor explaining the decrease in per capita food production in sub-Saharan Africa. Integrated soil fertility management (ISFM) is an approach to improving or restoring soil ...

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