Could maize commercialization be losing to climate change? A case study of Zambia
July, 2025 - Vol 21 Num. 7
Zambia’s rural economy depends heavily on maize commercialization as a vital source of income. However, seasonal rainfall fluctuations—exacerbated by climate change—threaten maize yields and commercialization levels. This study evaluates how projected changes in water availability may impact maize...
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