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Economic and Social Implications of Post-Harvest Losses of Some Selected Crops in Kano State, Nigeria………...................................................................................................................................................….5
Olanrewaju, T. O.; A.A, Wahab; D, Baba; L.O, Durojaiye; G. L, Atser; M, Oluoch; A, Gambo; H. K, Abdulrasheed; H. Z, Diso and E. O, Adams
Examining the Design and Processes at Matisi Municipal Water Treatment Works in Nzoia Towards Mitigation of ResidualTurbidity…………………………………………………………………………………………………….…16
Mutai, E
Assessing The Impact of Government Approved Dumpsites on Agricultural Soils in Ibadan, Nigeria and The Effect of Its Contaminant on The Production of Crop Growth…………….………………………………………………….....................................................................................…..35
Ogundahunsi, O. E.; O.O, Oyebiyi and A.O, Raheem
Environmental Science Training in Eastern Africa Universities: Constraints and Opportunities for Sustaining KnowledgeSystems………………………………………………………………………………………….....…...……...42
Ali, A. A; G, Mbijjewe and A. S, Matano
Effects of Point Source Pollution on Water Quality: Case of Athi River, Kenya……………………………………………………………...……………………………………................................………………53
Kimatui, S and W.K, Kirui
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The Journal of Engineering in Agricultural and the Environment develops, and explains engineering design and technology knowledge, informs practitioners and researchers of current issues and best practices, and is between ideas, knowledge, technology researchers and practitioners.
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