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From practices to portfolios: Impacts of sustainable intensification training on crop diversity and mixed crop–livestock systems in northern Ghana
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• Sustainable intensification (SI) training is associated with greater crop portfolio diversity. • SI training is linked to mixed crop–livestock production. • Results are robust across multiple estimation approaches. • Associations are stronger for midsized and climate-informed farms. • SI training may contribute to diversified, resilient farm portfolios.
Keywords:
Farming systems
Sustainable intensification
Agrobiodiversity
Crop portfolio
Climate risk
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