Logit models for identifying the factors that influence the uptake of new `no-tillage' technologies by farmers in the rice-wheat and the cotton-wheat farming systems of Pakistan's Punjab

By A. D. Sheikh, T. Rehman, C. Yates. 2003

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Analysis of farm performance in Europe under different climatic and management conditions to improve understanding of adaptive capacity (2007, background): “Characteristics like farm size, area sown with a specific crop, access to technology, education, tenancy status, attitude towards risk and contact with extension agents are the main factors that affect technology adoption (Caswell et al. 2001; Sheikh et al. 2003).”
Socioeconomic and institutional factors influencing adoption of conservation farming by vulnerable households in Zimbabwe (2009, background): “These factors in literature have been classified as personal, physical, institutional and socioeconomic (Ervin and Ervin, 1982; Feder et al., 1985; Shortle and Maranowski, 1986; Napier et al., 1991; Sheikh et al., 2003), which form the majority of this article.”