Effect of Gender on the Adoption of Improved Ginger Production - Ibeneme, Grace Chidimma
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This book examines how gender influences the adoption of improved ginger production technologies in Southeast Nigeria. Based on a study of 250 farmers (125 males, 125 females), it reveals that while female farmers dominate ginger production activities, men have greater access to and control over resources. Key findings show that male farmers adopt more innovations, with access to land, training, and experience driving adoption. Meanwhile, female farmers face greaterconstraints like poor extension contact and inadequate credit. The book highlights gender disparities, adoption barriers, and…mehr

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This book examines how gender influences the adoption of improved ginger production technologies in Southeast Nigeria. Based on a study of 250 farmers (125 males, 125 females), it reveals that while female farmers dominate ginger production activities, men have greater access to and control over resources. Key findings show that male farmers adopt more innovations, with access to land, training, and experience driving adoption. Meanwhile, female farmers face greaterconstraints like poor extension contact and inadequate credit. The book highlights gender disparities, adoption barriers, and policy recommendations for promoting inclusive agricultural innovation and rural development.
Autorenporträt
Grace Chidimma Ibeneme is an exceptional facilitator, Lecturer and a dedicated Rural Development Specialist with a Ph.D in Rural Sociology and Development from Nigeria and other qualifications in Agri-business as well as Education from the Netherlands. She holds a B.Sc. in Agricultural Economics and Extension and has worked on various projects.