Smallholder dairy farmers in in Ethiopia including North Mecha District continue to encounter complicated socio-cultural and religious challenges related to milk production and milk marketing, as well as exposure to price ...
Cluster farming has emerged as a strategic intervention in Ethiopia aimed at fostering
sustainable agricultural intensification, enhancing smallholder commercialization, and
improving rural livelihoods. Despite strong ...
Agricultural information is a vital resource for improving long-term productivity and
supporting rural, social, and industrial development. However, access and effective
utilization remain limited among smallholder ...
Climate variability is escalating rapidly and is regarded as one of the most significant global
challenges of the 21st century, threatening livelihoods worldwide. To adapt current and future
climate variability effects, ...
Fisheries are one of the renewable resources that play a significant role on the livelihood of
many rural and urban communities. Despite these, the sector is yet underdeveloped in
Ethiopia and the fish value chain was ...
Food and nutrition insecurity hamper human productivity and social development. Ethiopia is among
the countries most affected by food insecurity and malnutrition. Nutrition-sensitive interventions have
the potential to ...
Faba bean (Vicia faba L.) is among the most important pulse crops in the highlands and midhighlands of Ethiopia. The productivity of faba beans is low due to the low adoption of faba beanproduction technology packages and ...
Community-based seed production systems are one of the mechanisms implemented by the
government of Ethiopia to solve farmers' seed supply problems and improve their livelihood. In
the study area, maize seed multiplication ...
In developing nations, farming is primarily subsistence, rain-dependent economy of the rural
households not mechanized, and uninsured, making it subject to high crop losses caused by
environmental and human factors. As ...
Empirical studies on the adoption in agriculture identify various factors for the low adoption of
improved management pratices. Sorghum improved management practice technology
development and promotion have been done ...
Smallholder dairy farmers in in Ethiopia including North Mecha District continue to encounter complicated socio-cultural and religious challenges related to milk production and milk marketing, as well as exposure to price ...
Cluster farming has emerged as a strategic intervention in Ethiopia aimed at fostering
sustainable agricultural intensification, enhancing smallholder commercialization, and
improving rural livelihoods. Despite strong ...
Agricultural information is a vital resource for improving long-term productivity and
supporting rural, social, and industrial development. However, access and effective
utilization remain limited among smallholder ...
Climate variability is escalating rapidly and is regarded as one of the most significant global
challenges of the 21st century, threatening livelihoods worldwide. To adapt current and future
climate variability effects, ...
Fisheries are one of the renewable resources that play a significant role on the livelihood of
many rural and urban communities. Despite these, the sector is yet underdeveloped in
Ethiopia and the fish value chain was ...
Food and nutrition insecurity hamper human productivity and social development. Ethiopia is among
the countries most affected by food insecurity and malnutrition. Nutrition-sensitive interventions have
the potential to ...
Faba bean (Vicia faba L.) is among the most important pulse crops in the highlands and midhighlands of Ethiopia. The productivity of faba beans is low due to the low adoption of faba beanproduction technology packages and ...
Community-based seed production systems are one of the mechanisms implemented by the
government of Ethiopia to solve farmers' seed supply problems and improve their livelihood. In
the study area, maize seed multiplication ...
In developing nations, farming is primarily subsistence, rain-dependent economy of the rural
households not mechanized, and uninsured, making it subject to high crop losses caused by
environmental and human factors. As ...
Empirical studies on the adoption in agriculture identify various factors for the low adoption of
improved management pratices. Sorghum improved management practice technology
development and promotion have been done ...
Proper poverty measurement and identification of consumption-based rural poverty determinants
are the key steps to formulate proper rural poverty reduction strategies. The general rural poverty
profile did not specifically ...
In developing countries like Ethiopia, rural to urban migration affects the socio-economic
conditions of the original areas. In the area, short-term and seasonal labor migration have
been checked by other authors. However, ...
Soil erosion is one of the most severe environmental problems in Ethiopia. To achieve problems
and poverty requires the active participation of people in SWC conservation practices. This
study aimed to analyze farmers’ ...
In Ethiopia, the services of rural saving and credit cooperatives sectors were not able to address the financial demand of rural poor. Particularly in the study area, participation of households and members saving in rural ...
The extension system in Ethiopia is used pipeline extension model, which researchers develop
technology, extension workers act as technology disseminator and farmers are technology
implementers/users. Such top-down ...
Dairy cooperative movement is a viable strategy to reduce poverty and enhance higher
incomes of the smallholder farmers. Most of the studies so far conducted were
emphasizing on the performance and determining factors ...
ABSTRACT
Ethiopia holds large potential for milk production due to its large livestock population.
However, raw milk market participation is low. This study aimed to study determinants of
milk market participation ...
Soybean productivity is below average regional productivity due to poor implements of improved
technologies, poor extension contact, input scarcity and untimely input supply; marketing also
constrained by seasonality, ...
This research initiated to address the problems of resource ownership the economic
empowerment in agricultural activities and to fill the gap of economic empowerment of rural in
Basona Worena Woreda. The researcher was ...
Ethiopia is one of the major origins of international migrants in Africa. Middle East countries are the prominent destinations for a significant number of migrants of Ethiopia. Regardless of the awareness of the risks and ...