the village beoparies (middleman) to exploit the farmers. Analysis of the data reveals that farmers were being exploited by the village beoparies in the following ...
Tomato is a widely grown vegetable crop in Ethiopia. It is consumed in every household in different modes, but in certain areas, such as Walo, Hararge, Shawa, ...
Sep 7, 2007 - Davis, California, USA; 5Department of Internal Medicine and Center for Healthcare Policy and Research, UC Davis, Sacramento, California,.
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The farmers were selected from Samasripur, Darbhanga and Muzaffarpur districts who demonstrated wheat and paddy technologies during 2002-03 to 2004-05.
bioethanol blend petrol and octane could be attractive alternatives for the country. ... demand for petroleum products in Bangladesh is met primarily by ...
Jan 20, 2014 - insect pest management were investigated among cowpea producers in Mubi zone of Adamawa State. Structured questionnaires were used to ...
Sep 29, 2013 - adaptability and acceptability of grass and legume forages, create ... Tewodros and Meseret / Greener Journal of Agricultural Sciences. 629.
Dec 13, 2009 - arXiv:0909.0751v3 [astro-ph.CO] 13 Dec 2009. Particle Production During Inflation: Observational Constraints and Signatures. Neil Barnaby1 ...
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Eritrea it is a commercial vegetable crop growing in the midland and central highlands by small .... growers had either junior or high school, 33.35% are either.
Robert Kudzanayi Gono1, Walter Svinurai2, John Vengai Muzvondiwa3 ... The average flock size per household was 1.52 cocks, 5.6 hens and 1.89 keets.
Abstract: This study has assessed dairy production and constraints facing the rural dairy producer in Ezha districts of Gurage zone, southern Ethiopia. Formal ...
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Nov 15, 2014 - Email: [email protected]. Received 28 September ... Similarly, the marketing system is informal between farmer to farmer and/or farmer to ... Good quality seed is very important factor to optimize productivity. Availability of ...
Zvishavane districts of the Midlands Province in Zimbabwe. 42 households were ..... acknowledged in the study area, although veterinary support is needed.
Mar 10, 2016 - the process (Ashby et al., 1996). Subsistence farmers perceived .... There is a canal that supplies water for irrigation and household use.
Passion fruit is an important crop in Kenya for income generation. However, passion fruit production faces major challenges due to pests and diseases that have ...
Key words: Carp polyculture, carp production, aquaculture constraints, fish farmers. Introduction ... satisfactory in comparison to most other Asian countries due ...
A study was undertaken to assess the technological gap, farmer's knowledge on crop husbandry and production and marketing constraints on banana ...
smallholder dairy farms especially if it is targeted to credit constrained farms. ... farm, on smallholder dairy farms in the East African highlands using data from ...
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J. Agri. Develop. & Policy Vol. 11, No.2, 1999
PROBLEMS AND CONSTRAINTS IN PRODUCTION AND MARKETING OF HIGH-VALUE CROPS IN HIMACHAL PRADESH Sanjay Kumar * Kehar Singh & S.C.Tewari** Introduction IHimachal agriculture is characterised by the internal variability with a multiplicity of highly localizedand complex micro-ecosystem. Incidentally, Himachal Pradesh is like most of the other hillystates of the country, where the Green Revolution has not brought discernible breakthrough in the production of foodgrains. The average yield of important foodgr~~s7i.~}he~a1~ is nw~~ j , belowthe . J' national averageI and it remained more or less stagnant forliast two decades or so.The
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populattonfn"crease\basnecessitated both an extension and intensification of agriculture on the meagrearable land (10-.430/0of the geographical area» This has resulted into heavy pressure on the fragile ecosystem thmugh increased agronomic stress(To maintain sustainable growth of agriculturalsector without further disturbing the fragile ecology and reducing the socio-economic stress,there is a need to modify the existing farmland uses'
