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<biblioview><row><refs_itemname>Journal Article</refs_itemname><bibliography>Harding, P.E. (1990) Rehabilitating smallholder coffee gardens in Papua New Guinea: 2. The effects on yields during the second year following rehabilitation, In: PNG Coffee, Vol.9 (1), 3-14</bibliography><refs_conference>null</refs_conference><refs_abstract>The effects on yields during the second year following rehabilitation of shaded smallholder coffee gardens are investigated. Yields from rehabilitated coffee exceeded those from unrehabilitated coffee by 9.3%, average yields being 1.6 and 1.5 tonnes green bean/ha/year respectively. When yields are adjusted for the effects of two other significant covariates, rehabilitation increased yields by almost 50%. New uprights, initiated by the rehabilitation, accounted for only 1.4% of the total harvested crop.
Keywords: Coffea arabica; rehabilitation; smallholders; yields; Papua New Guinea</refs_abstract><identifier></identifier><refs_library>null</refs_library><files>PNGCoffee_V9N1P3-14.pdf</files><refs_url>null</refs_url><refs_filenote>583.76 KB, PDF</refs_filenote></row></biblioview>
