Constraints in adopting improved technologies for maize cultivation: the case of Africa Simon Keegan-Phipps

Constraints in adopting improved technologies for maize cultivation: the case of Africa Simon Keegan-PhippsThe adoption of improved technology is essential for increasing productivity in the production of maize in Africa. This, in turn, will contribute to food self sufficiency and the alleviation of poverty and food insecurity. This chapter reviews the importance of increasing the adoption rate of improved maize technologies, especially among smallholder farming households. Economic and Institutional barriers to the adoption of new technologies are

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