Agriculture Practices in Ethiopia: Present Scenario, Problems, Causes, and Solutions

This edited book has produced to intend the present scenario of agriculture practices in Ethiopia. The book will be useful for agriculture scientists, professors, researchers and graduate, postgraduate, and PhD students. The each chapter of the book is written by expert author of the given title. The book contains eight chapters which covers various aspects of agriculture including soil fertility management, sustainable crop production, soil and water conservation, water pollution, forestry, biogas production, climate change and its effect on human health, and watershed management. The book discuss the agriculture practices followed in Ethiopia, the associated problems and causes, and their solutions. The language of the book is simple, and the subject matter is explained with the aid of illustrations such as graphs, charts, tables, and pictures, ensuring it is easy to understand and engaging for readers.

This edited book provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of agricultural practices in Ethiopia, targeting agricultural scientists, professors, researchers, and students at the graduate, postgraduate, and PhD levels. Each chapter is authored by an expert and delves into key aspects of Ethiopian agriculture, including soil fertility management, sustainable crop production, soil and water conservation, water pollution, forestry, biogas production, climate change and its impact on human health, and watershed management. The book explores the practices prevalent in Ethiopia, identifies associated problems and their root causes, and offers practical solutions. Written in a clear and accessible style, it uses illustrations such as graphs, charts, tables, and pictures to enhance reader engagement and comprehension.

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