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2 nd AFRICAN ORGANIC CONFERENCE 2012 May 2-4, 2012 in Lusaka, Zambia Content GRAIN YIELD AND YIELD ATTRIBUTES OF FOURTEEN SESAME (SESAMUM INDICUM L.) VARIETIES CULTIVATED UNDER ORGANIC SYSTEM 5 EFFECTIVENESS OF SOIL FERTILITY MANAGEMENT PRACTICE AMONG MAIZE FARMERS IN ORIIRE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF OYO STATE 5 EFFECT OF ORGANIC MANURE, BIO-FERTILIZER AND YEAST ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF SOYBEAN GROWN ON NEMATODE INFESTED SOIL 6 EFFECT OF NEEM COMPOST ON ROOT KNOT NEMATODE (MELOIDOGYNE INCOGNITA) PEST OF CELOSIA ARGENTEA. 6 INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENTLY COMPOSTED ORGANIC RESIDUES ON THE YIELD OF MAIZE AND ITS RESIDUAL EFFECTS ON THE FERTILITY OF AN ALFISOL IN IBADAN, NIGERIA. 7 ADAPTATION TO DRY SEASON LIVESTOCK FODDER SCARCITY THROUGH CANAVALIA BRASILIENSIS INTEGRATION IN THE CEREAL SYSTEMS IN THE MIOMBO WOODLAND ECOSYSTEM IN TANZANIA 7 ORGANIC FARMING AND FARMERS’ ADAPTIVE AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS IN RESOURCE DEPLETED BANANA-COFFEE FARMING SYSTEM IN WESTERN TANZANIA 8 GROWTH, YIELD AND NUTRIENT COMPOSITIONS OF GINGER (ZINGIBER OFFICINALE ROSCOE) AS AFFECTED BY ORGANIC FERTILIZERS APPLICATION IN OGBOMOSO, SOUTH WEST NIGERIA. 9 GROWTH, YIELD AND NUTRITIONAL COMPOSITION OF FLUTED PUMPKIN (TELFAIRIA OCCIDENTALIS) AS AFFECTED BY FERTILIZER TYPES IN OGBOMOSO, SOUTH WEST NIGERIA. 9 AGRONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF MAIZE (ZEA MAYS L) AS INFLUENCED BY COMPOST RATES IN IN THE RAINFOREST-SAVANNAH TRANSITIONAL ZONE OF SOUTHWEST NIGERIA 10 GROWTH AND YIELD RESPONSE OF SWEET POTATO (IPOMEA BATATAS L.) TO ORGANIC-BASED FERTILIZER IN ABEOKUTA SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA 11 EFFECT OF PLANT STRUCTURE ON COLONIZATION AND DAMAGE BY ACRAEA TERPSICHORE (LEPIDOPTERA: NYMPHALIDAE) ON CORCHORUS OLITORIUS 11 COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF MODIFIED NEEM LEAF, WOOD ASH AND NEEM LEAF EXTRACTS FOR HYMENIA RECURVALIS CONTROL ON AMARANTHUS SPP. IN IBADAN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA 12 LIFE CYCLE OF HYMENIA RECURVALIS (F.) [LEPIDOPTERA: PYRALIDAE] ON SUSCEPTIBLE AMARANTHUS SPECIES IN IBADAN SOUTH-WEST NIGERIA 13 EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF ORGANO-MINERAL FERTILIZER ON BOOT STAGE DRY MATTER YIELD AND QUALITY OF PEARL MILLET (PENNISETUM GLAUCUM (L) R. BR.) 13 BIO-INTENSITY AND AGRONOMIC INTERVENTION FOR AN EN-HANCED CROP PRODUCTIVITY AND MITIGATION FOR VICES CLIMATE CHANGE 14 LEGISLATIONS TO PROMOTE AND REGULATE ORGANIC AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN SUDAN 14 ORGANIC SECTOR DEVELOPMENT IN TANZANIA PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES ON ORGANIC POLICY AND PROGRAMME 15 PLANTS USED IN ETHNO-VETERINARY PRACTICES IN VILLAGE SHEEP AND GOAT PRODUCTION IN ODEDA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA 15 PRESENTATION OF THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF SRI 16 DEVELOPING A NATIONAL ORGANIC CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME: UGANDA’S EXPERIENCES 16 THE ECOLOGICAL ORGANIC AGRICULTURE INITIATIVE: THE FUTURE OF AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT 17 ICT HELPS FARMERS INCREASE YIELDS, ENTER NEW MARKETS, AND SHARE INFORMATION: EXPERIENCES FROM AFRICA AND LATIN AMERICA 18 STUDY ON IDENTIFICATION OF GAPS AND INTERVENTION NEEDS OF SMALLHOLDER ORGANIC FARMERS IN ETHIOPIA 18 INFLUENCE OF SEWAGE SLUDGE, MYCORRHIZA AND DIFFERENT FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD OF OKRA (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS [L.] MOENCH) 19 THE CONCEPT OF ORGANIC CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURE –‘ORGANIC FOR AFRICA!’ 19 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS 1
2 nd AFRICAN ORGANIC CONFERENCE 2012 May 2-4, 2012 in Lusaka, Zambia THE ORGANIC MANAGEMENT OF RABBITS: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR REVERSING FOOD INSECURITY FOR THE URBAN AND PERI-URBAN POOR. THE KENYAN CASE 20 EXPERIENCES OF PARTNERING WITH LOCAL BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN DISSEMINATION OF ORGANIC AGRICULTURE INFORMATION AND ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION: INFONET-BIOVISION AND PARTNERS 21 EFFECTIVENESS OF ORGANIC FERTILIZER IN INCREASING PRODUCTION - THE EXPERIENCE OF FARMER FIELD SCHOOLS IN ZANZIBAR 21 BUILDING ON SUCCESS: PGS AND THE ORGANIC VALUE CHAIN IN SOUTHERN AFRICA. 22 EFFECT OF MIXED-MANURE COMPOST AND FARM YARD MANURES ON GROWTH AND YIELD OF MAIZE 22 FIGHTING VARROA DESTRUCTOR IN THE AFRICAN HONEYBEES USING ORGANIC CONTROL METHODS 23 WOMEN COOPERATIVE CENTER. 24 INTERCROPPING WITH CROTALARIA BREVIDENS BENTH. REDUCES BACTERIAL WILT DISEASE INCIDENCES IN TOMATO CROP. 24 DIVERSITY: A NORM FOR AFRICA’S ORGANIC AGRICULTURE AND INDISPENSIBLE MEANS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION AND MITIGATION 25 CAN ORGANIC FOOD REDUCE CHILD MORTALITY(MDG 4) IN SSA? 26 ENHANCED PRODUCTIVITY OF TWO SOYBEAN (GLYCINE MAX (L.) MERRILL) VARIETIES THROUGH APPLICATION OF SPENT POULTRY MANURE 26 HOW FAIR TRADE STRENGTHEN ORGANIC FARMING AND VICE VERSA, ESPECIALLY IN AFRICA 27 ORGANIC FARMING IN THE CONTEXT OF KILIMO KWANZA, TANZANIA 27 SYSTEM OF RICE INTENSIFICATION: CASE STUDY OF A RICE CULTIVATION METHOD FOR INCREASING RICE GRAIN YIELD THROUGH BETTER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND ORGANIC AGRICULTURE 28 DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIC STANDARDS IN AFRICA – CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 29 THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ORGANIC POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA 30 GROWTH, YIELD AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFICIENCY OF MAIZE (ZEA MAYS L.) AS INFLUENCED BY COMPOST RATES IN AN ORGANIC BASED CROPPING SYSTEM 31 ORGANIC AGRICULTURE POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION IN KENYA 31 ORGANIC FARMING AS A PANACEA TO DEFORESTATION: THE CASE OF NAMINYANGA ORGANIC FARMERS ASSOCIATION (NOFA), MALAWI. 32 GROWTH AND YIELD OF TWO VARIETIES OF JEWS MALLOW (CORCHORUS OLITORUS L.) UNDER DIFFERENT RATES OF ORGANIC FERTILIZER 33 INNOVATIVE PRACTICES TO ENHANCE ORGANIC AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION AMONG LOW TECHNOLOGY FARMERS 33 RABBIT REARING: AN OPORTUNITY TO REVERSE FOOD INSECURITY FOR THE ZAMBIAN PERI-URBAN POOR AND RURAL COMMUNITIES 34 MOBILIZING LOCAL MARKETS: THE ROLE OF SME'S 34 EFFECT OF ORGANIC PESTICIDE SPRAYS ON COTTON PESTS AND YIELDS IN NORTHERN UGANDA 35 DOES SOIL TYPES AFFECT PHOSPHORUS RELEASE PATTERN OF TITHONIA DIVERSIFOLIA COMPOST AND POULTRY MANURE? 36 EVALUATION OF EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS (EM) TECHNOLOGY ON MAIZE (ZEA MAYS L.) GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT AND YIELD IN MOROGORO TANZANIA 36 STIMULATING DOMESTIC ORGANIC MARKET DEVELOPMENT THROUGH ORGANIC FARMERS MARKETS: KENYAN EXPERIENCE 37 ASSESSMENT OF EFFICIENCY DIFFERENTIALS AMONG ORGANIC AND IN-ORGANIC USER SMALL SCALE ARABLE FARMERS IN NIGERIA. A STOCHASTIC FRONTIER APPROACH. 38 COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF OKRA (ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS) UNDER SUBSISTENCE ORGANIC FARMING USING DRIP AND WATERING CAN METHODS OF IRRIGATION 38 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT AND HOW THESE CAN AND DO SUPPORT ORGANIC PRODUCTION 39 FACING THE CHALLENGES OF ORGANIC LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION IN THE SEMI-ARID SAVANNAH CLIMATE OF NAMIBIA WITH THE HELP OF HOLISTIC MANAGEMENT 40 COMMUNITY BASED RANGELAND AND LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT (CBRLM) AS A MULTIPLE-BENEFIT STRATEGY FOR IMPROVING MEAT PRODUCTION WITH LOW EXTERNAL INPUTS 41 2 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS
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