Valentin Pret
@valentin_pret
PhD candidate in Agronomy - Cirad - Wageningen University -
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01-12-2021 16:38:51
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An El Niño-linked drought has impacted Southern Africa through the end of 2023 & first four months of 2024. Several parts of the region have received half or less of their typical rainfall, parching crops during a critical growth period. GEOGLAM Crop Monitor 🔗earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/152711/…
🚨📷#JustPublished by CIMMYT Cirad ICRISAT Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT & ILRI.org. We applied an innovative method combining statistical typologies & stochastic frontier analysis to mixed #crop-#livestock systems in #Zimbabwe to target interventions. #OpenAccess 👉shorturl.at/pTmIx
Three PhD positions opened with Wageningen U&R and the Food Security Intelligence program Data science focus on healthy diets, sustainable smallholder farming in Africa and justice and governance for food security shorturl.at/qQdxV shorturl.at/LWUAK shorturl.at/22x1B
🚨📷#JustPublished by CIMMYT UofZimbabwe & Cirad in Food Policy. We applied a quantile regression framework to understand what drives #mechanization by smallholders in #Zimbabwe and how it affects different #farm types. 👉shorturl.at/OCfne
The GEOGLAM Crop Monitor February reports are out now! The Crop Monitor reports shows crop conditions around the world in both major exporting and food insecure countries. You can read the reports here👉cropmonitor.org
Our paper examining how shocks affect the type of technologies adopted in agriculture is recently published in Food Policy . We find interesting results and provide policy-relevant heterogeneity analysis. Read more here: doi.org/10.1016/j.food…
🚨📢 #JustPublished by Cirad UofZimbabwe et al. Our study led by Illiana Kwenda reveals that the benefits of #maize-cowpea #intercropping are maintained in conditions of high #water & #nitrogen stress in semi-arid #Zimbabwe. 👉shorturl.at/WVdtJ