OWSD PhD Fellowship
2018
August 2018
Fellowship
OWSD POSTGRADUATE FELLOWSHIP AWARD
October 2011
Grace Mafaune > Other Awards
An international scholar award for postgraduate study received at Masters' study level
Full Member
Ms Grace Mafaune
Membership since:
2018
Field of activity:
Other Memberships/Affiliations
Soil Science Society of Zimbabwe
Degrees:
2014
Master
Agricultural Sciences
2004
Undergraduate
Agricultural Sciences
Publications resulting from Research
1. G. Kanonge, G. Manzeke, R. Chikowo, F. Mtambanengwe and P. Mapfumo (2011). Fertilization of legume – maize sequences for improved productivity under variable rainfall conditions on resource poor farms in Eastern Zimbabwe. CIALCA Conference Abstracts. No 60, pp 84.
2. G. Kanonge Mafaune, T. Gwandu and L. Matarirano. (2012). Coppicing tree legumes intercropped with maize for improved crop productivity and weed management on a clay soil in north-eastern Zimbabwe. Paper presented at the ISFM Africa conference.
3. G. Kanonge, H. Nezomba, R. Chikowo, F. Mtambanengwe and P. Mapfumo (2015). Assessing the potential of organic and mineral fertilizer combinations on legume productivity under smallholder management in Zimbabwe, South African Journal of Plant and Soil, DOI: 10.1080/02571862.2015.1053156
4. M. S. Chiduwa, A. Tumbure, Dube. M and G. Kanonge-Mafaune (2016). Quantifying benefits of rhizobia inoculation on neglected grain and pasture legume crops in Zimbabwe. Poster paper presented at the 17thAABNF Biennial Conference.
5. G. Kanonge-Mafaune, M.S. Chiduwa, E. Chikwari & C. Pisa (2018). Evaluating the effect of increased rates of rhizobial inoculation on grain legume productivity. Symbiosis Journal DOI: 10.1007/s13199-018-0550-7
2. G. Kanonge Mafaune, T. Gwandu and L. Matarirano. (2012). Coppicing tree legumes intercropped with maize for improved crop productivity and weed management on a clay soil in north-eastern Zimbabwe. Paper presented at the ISFM Africa conference.
3. G. Kanonge, H. Nezomba, R. Chikowo, F. Mtambanengwe and P. Mapfumo (2015). Assessing the potential of organic and mineral fertilizer combinations on legume productivity under smallholder management in Zimbabwe, South African Journal of Plant and Soil, DOI: 10.1080/02571862.2015.1053156
4. M. S. Chiduwa, A. Tumbure, Dube. M and G. Kanonge-Mafaune (2016). Quantifying benefits of rhizobia inoculation on neglected grain and pasture legume crops in Zimbabwe. Poster paper presented at the 17thAABNF Biennial Conference.
5. G. Kanonge-Mafaune, M.S. Chiduwa, E. Chikwari & C. Pisa (2018). Evaluating the effect of increased rates of rhizobial inoculation on grain legume productivity. Symbiosis Journal DOI: 10.1007/s13199-018-0550-7
17thAABNF Biennial Conference
2025
Botswana
Evaluating the effect of increased rates of rhizobial inoculation on grain legume productivity. Oral paper presented.
17thAABNF Biennial Conference
2025
Botswana
Quantifying benefits of rhizobia inoculation on neglected grain and pasture legume crops in Zimbabwe. Poster paper presented
ISFM Africa conference
2025
Kenya
Coppicing tree legumes intercropped with maize for improved crop productivity and weed management on a clay soil in north-eastern Zimbabwe. Oral paper presented
CIALCA Conference
2025
Rwanda
Fertilization of legume – maize sequences for improved productivity under variable rainfall conditions on resource poor farms in Eastern Zimbabwe
African Crop Science Conference
2025
South Africa
Assessing the potential of organic and mineral fertilizer combinations on maize and legume productivity under smallholder management in Zimbabwe
17th AABNF Biennial Conference. Solutions for food security in Africa through sustainable soil fertility management of ecosystems under climate change.
2025
Gaborone, Botswana
IAEA Training Fellowship in Isotopic applications in Nitrogen Use Efficiency and Biological Nitrogen Fixation Studies
2025
Accra, Ghana
Integrated Soil Fertility Management in Africa: From Microbes to Markets: ISFM Africa International Conference
2025
Nairobi, Kenya
Challenges and Opportunities for Agricultural Intensification of the Humid Highland Systems of sub-Saharan Africa: CIALCA International Conference
2025
Rwanda
The 9th African Crop Science Society Conference
2025
South Africa
SADC Regional Training Course on Soil and Water Conservation Techniques Under Drought Conditions
2025
Zambia