Cassava cultivation in sub-Saharan Africa

Cassava cultivation in sub-Saharan AfricaIn sub Saharan Africa, cassava is cultivated under a wide range of ecological and agronomic conditions. Cassavas adaptability to relatively marginal soils and erratic rainfall conditions, its high productivity per unit of land and labour, the certainty of obtaining some yield even under the most adverse conditions and the possibility of maintaining continuity of supply throughout the year make the crop very adaptable to rain fed agriculture

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