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Measuring the benefit-cost ratio of public IPM technology transfer programs : an optimal control framework and an application to Nepalese agriculture

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Adoption and diffusion of digital farming technologies : integrating farm-level evidence and system-level interaction

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Facilitating agricultural technology adoption among the poor : the role of service delivery through mobile phones

Baumüller, Heike - 2012

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Does adoption of agricultural innovations impact farm production and household welfare in sub-Saharan Africa? : a meta-analysis

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Sustainable technology adoption as a source of competitive advantage for pineapple production in Ejigbo, Nigeria

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Adopting new technology as a strategic resource can result in a competitive edge in any market. However, a competitive advantage cannot be acquired in the production of horticultural goods without first embracing the practices that are inextricably linked to those goods. This paper investigates...

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