To fill this void, this study examines the impact of Internet use on the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices (SAPs) and their heterogeneous effects on farm income and household income. Unlike previous
Ans:Sustainable agriculture is the adoption of such agricultural practices which do not pollute or exploit the components of the environment, and agricultural production remains on a suitable level for a very long period of time. It is very important because it increases soil fertility, increases fa...
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In response to these unprecedented shocks from climate change impacts, policymakers and development agencies have promoted interventions targeted at the development, dissemination, and adoption of sustainable agricultural practices (SAPs) across SSA. Examples of these practices include soil and water ...
Conventional farming and climate change are placing considerable stress on agricultural systems around the world, leading to increased hunger, malnutrition and food insecurity, particularly in developing countries. Sustainable Agricultural Practices (SAPs) can help raise productivity and agricultural incomes whi...
This study used data from the “Intensification of Food Crops Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa (Afrint)” project to examine the impact of sustainable agricultural practices (SAPs)—zero tillage, intercropping, residue incorporation and animal manure—on farm income and food security (captured as ...
These examples describe only a few of the problems that farmers are facing worldwide. Perhaps most significantly, farming is becoming a much less attractive occupation, owing in part to worsening agricultural conditions and the negative impact on farm profitability as well as less accessible financing...
McCain’s Smart & Sustainable Farming means adopting planet-friendly practices to improve agricultural resource efficiency and address climate change challenges.
Most eco-labels consist of the adoption of standardized sustainable practices, the certification of these practices by an independent organization, and the communication of the certification through a label placed on the product. Examples of eco-labels include the U.S. Department of Agriculture's ...
The study not only confirms the potential of RF dielectric heating in agricultural settings but also sets the stage for further research into scalable applications and long-term effects on plant health.Przegld ElektrotechnicznyPAKPROM, JariyaSANTALUNAI, SamranSANTALUNAI, SamroengTHONGSOPA,...