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| Description | "Haricot bean is considered as the main cash crop and protein source of the farmers in many low lands and mid altitude zones of Ethiopia. The country’s export earning from haricot bean exceeds that of other pulses such as lentils, horse bean and chickpea. Low production and productivity, which are mainly associated with poor adoption of improved technologies and poor marketing system, were among the major problems. Adoption of improved technologies is one of the most promising ways to reduce food insecurity in Ethiopia. However, the adoption and dissemination of these technologies is constrained by various factors. To this end, the aim of this study was to empirically examine factors affecting adoption and intensity of adoption of improved haricot bean production package in the study area". |
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| Dissertation note |
Thesis MSc in Agriculture, Haramaya University, 2007 |
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. http://www.ipms-ethiopia.org/content/files/Documents/publications/MscThesis/Final%20Thesis%20(Rahmeto%20Negash).pdf |
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| Subject | Haricot bean | ||
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Cash crops | ||
| Subject | Southern Ethiopia | ||
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Agricultural Development | ||
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Faculty of Agriculture, Haramaya University |
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