Tag: Smallholder farmers

Field trials in Ethiopia demonstrated that seed treatment with Noble fungicide significantly reduced faba bean gall disease epidemics and curtailed ...

A study of 495 dairy households in Bangladesh finds that market institutions and transport infrastructure significantly influence food safety adoption, ...

A study of 385 farm households in Ethiopia's West Gojjam Zone found that 55.8 percent adopted the complete improved wheat ...

A study in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, reveals that 91.3% of urban farmers report climate change impacts on their food gardens, ...

A study of 329 smallholder households in northwest Ethiopia found that participating in oilseed and pulse contract farming led to ...

A study in ENGINEERING Agriculture shows that a green rice system supported by the Science and Technology Backyard initiative significantly ...

Primary survey data from Sichuan Province demonstrate that agricultural socialized services provided by new rural collective economic organizations significantly increase ...

A cross-sectional study in northwest Ethiopia reveals widespread unsafe pesticide handling and minimal risk awareness among smallholder farmers.

A mixed-methods analysis of 511 smallholder households in South Sudan shows women's agricultural agency consistently improves household food security across ...

A study in Discover Food identifies optimal roasting, boiling, and reheating times to standardise traditional cocoa butter extraction and ensure ...

A study of 312 Malawian sugarcane farmers reveals that structured outgrower schemes significantly bolster household resilience through coordinated irrigation and ...

A study in Agricultural and Food Economics finds that polyculture yields higher profits for vegetable farmers in Indonesian highlands, though ...

A study of 548 households in Tigray, Ethiopia, finds high levels of seed insecurity and identifies key coping strategies used ...

A field study in Peru shows that combining biochar with guano de isla maintains lettuce yields while halving the fertilizer ...

A qualitative study of smallholder farmers in rural Tanzania finds psychological distress peaks at harvest time, driven by gendered control ...

A study of 273 smallholder farmers in Bangladesh's Barind Tract demonstrates that while knowledge and attitudes toward sustainable agriculture are ...

A survey of 294 Nigerian smallholder farmers finds income, not health behaviour alone, is the strongest predictor of willingness to ...

A survey of 800 Ghanaian maize farmers found chemical weed control, field drying and polypropylene sacks dominate pre- and post-harvest ...

A secondary analysis of 1,061 potato plots in central Kenya finds female plot managers face a 71% productivity gap driven ...

A systematic review of 150 studies finds that aquaculture extension services in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania are chronically underfunded, understaffed ...