Improving African farmers' access to fertilizer: AAP researchers look to more favorable regulations

April 17, 2018 - Katie Deska

Improving African farmers' access to fertilizer: AAP researchers look to more favorable regulations
Article published by MSU International Studies & Program, April 17, 2018


.... With funding from MSU's Alliance for African Partnership, Nicole Mason, assistant professor in the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics, partnered with four internationally oriented organizations to investigate how governments in sub-Saharan Africa can increase private sector investment in fertilizer value chains by developing more private sector–friendly regulatory frameworks....

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