12 May 2026Open access
Assessing post-harvest loss data reporting methods for tomato in least developed countriesPublisher siteScientific Reports, Food Waste Reduction and Sustainability
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Affiliation on published researchWilliam V. S. Tubman University, TanzaniaDrawn from the institution listed on this researcher’s published work.
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5 works23 Feb 2026Open access
Assessing Tomato Area, Production, and Yield Dynamics in Low-Income Food-Deficit CountriesPublisher siteEast African Journal of Agriculture and Biotechnology, Agricultural Practices and Plant Genetics
1 Oct 2025Open access3cites
Transitioning to clean energy and opportunities for developing countriesPublisher siteEnergy Strategy Reviews, Energy and Environment Impacts
10 Apr 2025Open access
Analysing rice (Oryza sativa L.) production trends—area harvested, quantity and yield stability in TanzaniaPublisher siteDiscover Agriculture, Rice Cultivation and Yield Improvement
8 Apr 20251cites
Meta-analysis of grain legume production trends in Tanzania: Analysing area harvested, quantity produced, and grain yields over 23 yearsPublisher siteNext research., Agricultural pest management studies
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