WIRE — Security issues, reduced motivation among extension workers, severe soil erosion, overgrazing, climate change, high input costs, machinery breakdowns, fuel shortages, and youth migration are smothering Ethiopia's agricultural productivity, cautions a non-profit working with smallholder farmers across the country. The warning came as the Sasakawa Africa Association (SAA), founded in 1986 by Norman Borlaug, Ryoichi Sasakawa,
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