Research from IFPRI demonstrates an interesting relationship between nutrient intake, labor productivity, and agricultureal income in Uganda. This treatment of nutrition and agricultural productivity may be of interest to anyone working in predominantly agrarian countries with populations suffering malnutrition. See the abstract and link to the PDF of the article here.
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