journal article

Assessment of smallholder farmers’ demand for and adoption constraints to small-scale irrigation technologies: Evidence from Ethiopia

by Meneyahel Z. Tesfaye,
Bedru Balana and
Jean Claude Bizimana
agricultural water management | 2021
DOI : https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2021.106855
Citation
Tesfaye, Meneyahel Z.; Balana, Bedru; and Bizimana, Jean-Claude. 2021. Assessment of smallholder farmers’ demand for and adoption constraints to small-scale irrigation technologies: Evidence from Ethiopia. Agricultural Water Management 250(May 2021): 106855. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agwat.2021.106855

Related Publications

Efficiency of small-scale irrigation farmers in Northern Ghana: A data envelopment analysis approach

Read More

Assessment of flood recession agriculture for food security in Northern Ghana: An optimization modelling approach

A careful selection of crop mixtures plus increasing farmers' access to improved seeds, integrating pest management and credit, and mainstreaming flood recession agriculture will improve food security in northern Ghana.

Read More

Economic and food security effects of small-scale irrigation technologies in northern Ghana

Read More

Social cost-benefit analysis of investment in rehabilitation of multipurpose small reservoirs in northern Ghana using an ecosystem services-based approach

Read More
Topics
Environment and Natural Resources
Water
Science, Technology, and Innovation
Countries
Ethiopia
East Africa
Africa
Divisions
Development Strategy and Governance (DSGD)
Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM)

Article Metrics