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Fertilizer use by crop in Ghana
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Chapter 2. Agricultural production
Principal agricultural crops
Cereals
Industrial cropsStarchy food crops other than cereals
Edible legumes
Vegetables
Fruit
Chapter 3. Fertilizers in Ghana
Fertilizer imports
Fertilizer distribution
Fertilizer consumption
Fertilizer use by cropFertilizer use by region
Fertilizer marketing
Chapter 4. Manure as a source of nutrients
Nutrient content of manures
Response of crops to organic manure
Chapter 5. Crop response to fertilizers
Effect of imbalanced fertilization on the yield of sweet potato
Phosphorus fertilization
Effect of cattle manure and mineral fertilizer on grain maize yield
Chapter 6. Economics of fertilizer use
Chapter 7. Constraints to fertilizer use and outlook
Inadequate credit
High lending rates
Agricultural marketing deficiencies
Inadequate irrigation
Inadequate funding of agricultural projects
Outlook