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During the mid-1990s, the Government of India and the World Bank began exploring new approaches to extension that would address these system problems and constraints. The result was a new, decentralized extension approach, which would focus more directly on agricultural diversification and...
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Nanotechnology is becoming increasingly important for the food sector, and advances and products are already being made in the areas of food packaging and food safety. However, there are several potential issues associated with the commercialization of agricultural and food (agrifood)...
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presents both practical and policy challenges. This paper describes the Ghanaian experience and illustrates the key elements …
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experiences? This paper looks at the implementation process, the attitude of research scientists towards the change and the impact …
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include, and how should such policies be implemented? This paper attempts to answer this question. …
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. In recognising that the developmental impact of research is notoriously difficult to assess, the paper is predicated on … impact. The background to this paper is a DFID-funded pilot action research project that ran between September 2001 and …
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In educational research, qualitative studies have varied meanings. This short paper reviews the conceptual … underpinnings of ethics in qualitative social science research and its importance to the emerging field of nanotechnology. The paper …
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Immediately after the green revolution period, there was an intense debate on the observed inverse relationship between farm size and per hectare agricultural productivity in India. It was subsequently argued that the higher productivity of small holdings would disappear with the adoption of...
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Technology adoption has been the main obstacle in realizing agricultural potential in the country in general and Bihar in particular. The present study focuses on level of adoption, access of farmers to farm technology, quality of modern technology, access to agricultural extension institutions...
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Immediately after the green revolution period, there was an intense debate on the observed inverse relationship between farm size and per hectare agricultural productivity in India. It was subsequently argued that the higher productivity of small holdings would disappear with the adoption of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011114159