Spatial and temporal rainfall variability in the Sahel and its effects on farmers' management strategies

By F. Graef, J. Haigis. 2001

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Subfields: Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Forestry

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• Determining optimum planting dates for pearl millet for two contrasting environments using a modelling approach (2008, background): “Pearl millet productivity is usually low (300–550kg/ha) (Graef & Haigis 2001) and variable (Rockstrom et al. 1999), in part because of natural causes, including a short rainy season that is spatially and temporally variable (Graef & Haigis 2001) and poor soil quality.”