Journal of Agribusiness and Rural Development - Volume 61, Issue 3 (2021) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Poznaniu. Wydawnictwo Uczelniane

Journal

Journal of Agribusiness and Rural Development

Year

2021

Volume

61

Issue

3

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Volume contents

3
- article: Production efficiency of major crops among smallholder farmers in central Ethiopia (Eskeziaw M. Y., Ketema M., Haji J., Bekele K.)
- article: An analysis of factors that determines the choice of indigenous chicken (ic) owned by rural households in alice communal area, South Africa (Mukarumbwa P., Taruvinga A., Madikizela A.), p. 247-260
- article: Agricultural land use and population growth in Nigeria. The need for synergy for a sustainable agricultural production (Akpan S. B., Ebong V. O.), p. 261-270
- article: Review of agricultural extension and advisory services in sub-saharan african countries. Progress with private sector involvement (Nwafor C. U., Ogundeji A. A., Nwafor I. C.), p. 271-282
- article: Consumers ethnocentrism and attitudes towards local versus foreign milk powder brands: evidence from Sri lanka (Sivashankar P., De Costa T., Elapatha M.), p. 283-292
- article: Characterisation of smallholder resettled sugarcane farmers and their perceptions towards microfinance in Zimbabwe (chiredzi) (Matsvai S., Mushunje A., Tatsvarei S.), p. 293-306
- article: Assessment of income generating activities among forest fringe communities in cross rivers state of Nigeria (Awe F.), p. 307-314
- article: Impact assessment of non-farm enterprises on poverty status of rural farming households in nigeria (Kolawole R. J., Obisesan A. A.), p. 315-321
- article: Analysis of food security status among agricultural households in the nkomazi local municipality, South Africa (Mbombo-Dweba T. P., Sambo T., Oguttu J. W.), p. 323-336
- article: Identifying priority areas for value creation in the Zimbabwean pork industry (Ngarava S.), p. 337-345

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