African Journal of Agriculture and Utilization of Natural Resources for Sustainable Development (AJAUSUD) is an international, monthly, peer reviewed, indexed, Multidisciplinary Journal. Notably, it is a Highly Indexed, Online International Journal with High Impact Factor. AJAUSUD is published as a Monthly Journal with 12 issues per year. It provides a platform for the researchers, academicians and students to share knowledge in the form of high quality research work in all the subjects
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Current Issue
"Reduced tillage altered soil C and N dynamics within the first three years of transition, but the response differed among gases and agroecological settings. No-till consistently lowered soil CO₂ flux relative to conventional tillage at both western Kenya sites, indicating reduced short-term C loss from soil disturbance." (Odhiambo J., 2026)
"A producer may perceive a home-grown supplement as inexpensive while omitting the opportunity cost of daily harvesting. The contrasting labour-inclusive and labour-excluded calculations show how that omission can change the apparent affordability of supplementation." (Adede W., 2026)
"The combined review of KMD seasonal outlooks and controlled rainfall scenarios provides a transparent way to translate broad seasonal information into decision-relevant questions for smallholder maize production." (Odhiambo J., 2026)
"Social inclusion requires attention to decision-making authority, labour allocation and control of income, alongside training attendance. The field assessment provides a practical basis for commodity-specific extension design, but geographic inference is constrained by aggregated responses, an inconsistent dairy identifier and limited disaggregated poultry and tea observations." (Adede W., 2026)
