Strategies for Enhancing The Environmental Awareness of Home-Makers in Enugu State: Implication for Environmental Education
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The focus of this study was to identify factors associated with the discontinuance of some agricultural innovations among farmers in Ekiti North of Ondo State, Nigeria. Special emphases were placed on the: identification of the agricultural innovations introduced to farmers in the study are_a; identification of the innovations which had been adopted and later discontinued by farmers;identification of social and persona! factors which are responsible for the discontinuance of the
use of innovations arnong farmers; and analyses of the characteristics of farmers who discontinued the use of the adopted
innovations. The study was conducted in five rural communities which were randomly selected out of the thirty-one comrnunities in the area. Structured interview schedule was used to obtain information from one hundred and fifty farrners in the project circle: Thirty farmers were selected in each of the five comrnunities by simple ranclom sampling. Descriptive
statistical techniques such as frequency counts, percentages, mcans, standard deviation and weighted mean score were used to analyse the data. Correlation and regression analyses were used in determining the relationships between the variables
investigated in the study.
APA KOLAWOLE, O. D. (1995). FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISCONTINUANCE OF SOME AGRICULTURAL INNOVATI0NS AMONG FARMERS IN EKITI NORTH OF ONDO STATE, NIGERIA. CODESRIA. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.1428
Chicago KOLAWOLE, OLUTOYIN DAR. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISCONTINUANCE OF SOME AGRICULTURAL INNOVATI0NS AMONG FARMERS IN EKITI NORTH OF ONDO STATE, NIGERIA. Dakar: CODESRIA, 1995. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.1428.
MLA KOLAWOLE, OLUTOYIN DAR. FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DISCONTINUANCE OF SOME AGRICULTURAL INNOVATI0NS AMONG FARMERS IN EKITI NORTH OF ONDO STATE, NIGERIA. CODESRIA, 1995. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.1428.
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