Sustainable Cassava 1st Edition

Sustainable Cassava (1st Edition) by Matthew Chidozie Ogwu, Sylvester Chibueze Izah, Alfredo Augusto Cunha Alves, and Suresh Babu

Discover a definitive resource that frames cassava not just as a staple crop but as a driver of resilient, climate-smart agriculture. This expertly authored volume blends applied science, policy insight, and field-proven practices to help researchers, extension agents, agronomists, and agribusiness professionals transform cassava production across the tropics.

Inside, you’ll find clear, actionable guidance on improving yield and quality through integrated crop management, soil health strategies, pest and disease mitigation, and sustainable water use. The book also examines value-chain innovations, postharvest handling, and market-led approaches that increase farmer incomes and strengthen food security in regions such as sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.

Packed with contemporary research and real-world examples, this edition highlights scalable, low-cost technologies and community-centered interventions that support smallholder farmers. Whether you’re involved in policy, extension, breeding programs, or rural development, the authors provide a balanced mix of scientific rigor and practical solutions tailored to tropical environments and diverse agroecologies.

Readable, well-structured, and globally relevant, Sustainable Cassava is essential for anyone committed to sustainable crop systems, climate resilience, and economic uplift in cassava-growing geographies. Enhance your toolkit with insights that bridge research and practice—expert knowledge to inform projects, courses, and on-the-ground implementation.

Order your copy today to bring sustainable, productive cassava systems to life in your region.

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