Agricultural stakeholders devise means to tame effects of soil acidity

Agricultural stakeholders in Tanzania, including CIMMYT, are launching a project to combat soil acidity and boost crop yields.

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Agricultural stakeholders in Tanzania, including CIMMYT, are preparing to implement a major project to combat soil acidity, affecting 32.7 million hectares of land. Led by the Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute (TARI), the initiative aims to improve crop production by promoting the use of agricultural limes and enhancing soil health management. This effort is part of the GAIA project, focusing on equipping farmers with essential agronomic knowledge to boost yields and productivity.

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