A new way to offer targeted extension information.

Wheat and tomato crops see very different outcomes.

Technology and data on farming conditions can help reduce exposure to risk. Fourth in a series.

An experiment in Ghana reveals nuanced gender attitudes toward farm households' economic investments.

A new study focusing on Nigeria shows that polygyny (the practice having more than one wife) presents development challenges, as economic cooperation is lower among polygynous spouses than monogamous ones.

When it comes to managing risk in the face of climate change, picture-based insurance could be key for smallholder farmers.

A forum in Dhaka examines the promise and challenges of crop insurance for smallholders as a hedge against growing climate impacts.

The rising use of smartphones holds promise in making crop insurance more accessible to farmers.

New research examines how personal preferences and real-world conditions shape people's economic decisions.

New research shows how dairy cooperative membership shapes farmers' economic decision-making.

Can microfinance institutions increase health insurance coverage among the poor? New research presents results from field experiment in Tanzania.