Prospects for adopting system of rice intensification in Sri Lanka: a socioeconomic assessment

By R. Namara, P. Weligamage, R. Barker. 2003

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1. R. K. Nagar
2. B. Upadhyay
3. A. McDonald
4. R. Namara
5. P. Hobbs
6. S. Riha

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• Economics, adoption determinants, and impacts of micro-irrigation technologies: empirical results from India (2007, methodology): “Second, the method pools the explanatory power of the identified individual indicators into a single index using the principal component analysis (See Henry et al. 2003; Namara et al. 2003), 2.”
• Does the system of rice intensification outperform conventional best management?: A synopsis of the empirical record (2006, background): “Moreover, the collective labor demands of SRI can be onerous, leading to significant disadoption rates in some locations (Moser and Barrett, 2003; Namara et al., 2003).”