Cross-Sectional Survey Links SHG Membership to Higher Dairy Adoption in North Gujarat
A 2024–2025 cross-sectional survey of 160 tribal dairy farmers in North Gujarat found higher practice-adoption and empowerment scores among SHG ...
Tag: agricultural extension
Why Ethiopia’s smallholder farmers still shun certified chickpea seeds
A new study of 186 smallholder farmers in Ethiopia's Oromia region reveals that education, household size, land holdings, cooperative membership ...
Digital Agricultural Extension Linked to Climate Adaptation Among Chili Farmers in Mountainous China
A survey of 846 chili pepper farmers in Guizhou Province, China, links digital agricultural technology promotion to greater adoption of ...
Early-Maturing Sorghum Delivers Big Yield Gains in Drought-Hit Ethiopia
Field trials across four drought-prone Ethiopian districts showed that improved early-maturing sorghum varieties Girana-1 and Melkam outyielded local landraces by ...
Retired Tennessee Plant Pathologist Wins Top American Rose Society Honor
University of Tennessee professor emeritus Mark Windham has received the American Rose Society's Gold Honor Medal for decades of research ...
Why Ethiopian Farmers Adopt Improved Crops: New Study Reveals Two-Step Decision Puzzle
A new econometric study of 486 smallholder farms in Ethiopia's Amhara Region shows that the decision to adopt improved crop ...
Small Farms, Big Stakes: How Smart Policy Makes Simple Technology Work for the Poor
A new comparative study of China and Tanzania finds that appropriate technology lifts smallholder farmers out of poverty only when ...
How Farm Advice Is Quietly Reshaping Rural Economies Across the Global South
A systematic review of 45 studies finds that agricultural extension services across the Global South act as engines of livelihood ...
Ethiopia’s Farm Innovation Chain Is Breaking Down Between Lab and Field
A mixed-methods study of 371 households, 36 extension workers, and 20 researchers in South Wollo, Ethiopia, finds that researcher–farmer linkages ...
Who Hears the Forecast? Community Radio Leaves Women and Big Households Behind in Ghana
A study of 1,200 smallholder farmers in Northern Ghana shows community radio is a dominant source of climate information, yet ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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