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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Agricultural commercialisation"”.

  1. Agricultural commercialisation through innovation platforms: a case for goat production

    … of communities can be improved through the commercialisation of smallscale goat farmers. Studies highlight the need to enhance goat production beyond subsistence goat rearing and towards commercialisation through access to markets, veterinary services, credit facilities, and government …

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  2. An analysis of agricultural commercialisation amongst smallholder farmers in Munyati Resettlement Area, Chikomba District, Zimbabwe

    Smallholder farmer commercialisation has been identified as a way of increasing agricultural production, food availability, and farmers' incomes. Smallholder commercialisation can occur asa result of an increase in the production levels of "traditional" food crops or asa result ofa shift in …

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  3. The impact of staple crop value chain participation on the livelihoods of smallholder farmers in Nigeria and Malawi: changes in poverty, gender relations, and food security

    … market participation, through staple crop commercialisation, as the pathway to change. However, such narratives also reflect a neoliberal approach that tends to underestimate the importance of individual choice, social norms, and inequalities. Little is known about how smallholders, …

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