How can soil cover be maintained in farms integrated with livestock production?
Through paddocks and live fences

How can Conservation Agriculture benefit vulnerable people e.g. women and children, HIV/AIDS patients, youths?
Through labour reduction, availability of water, variety of fresh produce such as nutrient-rich African Leafy Vegetables (conservation of bio-diversity) and reduced cost of productions.

Who are the agents in support of training and promotion of Conservation Agriculture in Africa?
A number of organizations and individuals who are in support and promotion of CA, this include government extension system where capacity of extension staff has been built, local NGOs, Research institutions, champion farmers and ACT and its members...

What is the relationship between water harvesting and Conservation Agriculture?
CA enhances in-situ water infiltration and retention of soil moisture.

Can weeds be controlled without using herbicides in Conservation Agriculture? How?
Yes, smothering through biological control; shallow mechanical weeding, suppression by mulching.

Which efficiency aspects are inherent in adopting Conservation Agriculture?
Reduced labour (by up to 70%), enhanced moisture conservation, conservation of biodiversity, carbon sequestration and improved yields.

Can Conservation Agriculture be practiced under all farming conditions?
Yes, however, pre-treatment operation might be required to adapt the micro-conditions (soil pH, topography, soil compaction)

Where does one get CA farming equipment s in various geographical locations in the Africa?
Local manufacturers, artisans, Stockists or Contact ACT head office or its specific country and sub-regional offices across Africa.

What equipment does one need to practice Conservation Agriculture?
Depending on the level of mechanization you can use hand tools, animal drawn equipment or tractor mounted machinery.