Household adoption behaviour of improved soil conservation: the case of the North Pare and West Usambara Mountains of Tanzania

By Zainab Mbaga-Semgalawe, H. Folmer. 2000

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• Determinants of adoption and productivity of improved rice varieties in southwestern Nigeria (2009, unknown): “In most cases, analytical models used to assess adoption of conservation technologies have been based on the dichotomous approach of describing whether or not a farmer adopts a complete or few components as against the continuous model which supports the measurement of intensity of use (Mbaga-Semgal”
• Farmers’ perceptions of a ‘push–pull’ technology for control of cereal stemborers and Striga weed in western Kenya (2008, background): “Besides the efficacy of a technology, the severity of the existing constraints also conditions the decision to invest in new technologies (Mbaga-Semgalawe and Folmer, 2000; Kalule et al., 2006).”