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ACT embraces principal of mutual collaboration, partnership and sharing of information/knowledge on conservation agriculture. The Network aims at bringing together stakeholders and players who are dedicated to improving agricultural productivity...

What We Do
ACT's work is to stimulate, facilitate and challenge for mutual sharing of information and knowledge on experiences or lessons on promotion of Conservation Agriculture (CA) and Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization (SAM) in Africa. These efforts...

Vision, Mission & Core Values
Vision To be a premier network of excellence in promoting sustainable natural resource management for improved livelihoods and wealth creation in Africa and beyond Mission Statement To enhance agricultural productivity, sustainable land management...

Profile & History
Our Profile The African Conservation Tillage Network (ACTN) is a fast growing pan-African not-for-profit organization whose membership is voluntary. We aim at bringing together stakeholders and players who are dedicated to improving agricultural...

Resources
Our Publications, Reports, Policy Briefs, Newsletters, Banners & Databases provide a rich insight to our work.

Our Contacts
Head Office P.O Box 10375 - 00100 Nairobi, Kenya. KALRO - NARL, Waiyaki Way, Nairobi, Kenya Tel: +254 20 8076064, Fax: +254 0412013604 www-act-africa.org info@act-africa.org

Our Focus
To promote sustainable development in Africa through Conservation Agriculture (CA) principles & practices in Africa. ACT has identified strategic focus areas that are necessary and sufficient to address the identified Critical Strategic Issues and...

Press Release: Conservation farming set to improve yields from crops.
Apr 30 2013   The yields from Rosemary Oganga's one acre-farm in Siaya County have increased from almost nothing to four bags even though she did not have to till the farm or use fertilizers. She is among several other farmers in western Kenya who benefited from...

Facts about No-Till farming: No-Till Club newsletter March 2013
Apr 30 2013   From the March 2013 issue of the KwaZulu Natal No-Till Club newsletter titled "Bringing you the facts about No-till", Editor Richard Findlay is bold to skeptics, That No-Till now has "lift off" after many years of being considered "off the mark"

Water productivity and climatic variability; soil rehabilitation and fertility management workshop
Apr 30 2013   ACT and Wageningen University (WU), through the EU funded ABACO project (http://abaco.act-africa.org/), organized a seminar on Water productivity and climatic variability; soil rehabilitation and integrated fertility management workshop from 14 -...