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Water-nitrogen Management under supplementary irrigation through rainwater harvesting technique for improving soil fertility, tomato yield and water productivity in the West African Sahel
Supplementary irrigation using harvested water is widely promoted in Burkina Faso and is increasingly adopted nationally as a suitable practice for sustaining and/or improving rain-fed production. However, under current land degradation conditions, this approach should be sustainable, with optimal w
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