Who Plants, Who Cuts? Farmers Hold the Key to Ethiopia’s Vanishing Trees
A survey of 235 farming households in northwest Ethiopia's Enemay District finds that nearly 78 percent view woody species conservation ...
A survey of 235 farming households in northwest Ethiopia's Enemay District finds that nearly 78 percent view woody species conservation ...
A large-scale econometric study of over 33,000 households finds that only 9.4 percent of farmers in southern Ethiopia irrigate, with ...
A survey of 224 dairy farmers in Tigray, northern Ethiopia, shows that crossbred cows and technology adopters dramatically outperform local ...
A stochastic frontier analysis of 202 Rwandan smallholder farmers reveals an average technical efficiency of 80.58 percent, meaning sugarcane output ...
A new econometric study of 300 smallholder tomato farmers in Southwestern Nigeria shows that access to agricultural credit multiplies yields ...
A new study of 270 smallholder farmers in northern Uganda finds that only about 40 percent are aware of recommended ...
A survey of 450 households in Tanzania's semi-arid Dodoma region finds smallholder goat farming remains overwhelmingly traditional, with high vaccination ...
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