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Extension and Rural Development 34 Agricultural Economics 33 Agricultural Economics, Extension, and Rural Development 2
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Free 36
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Other 36
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English 36
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J F Kirsten 9 Dr F H Meyer 3 G K Coetzee 3 R M Hassan 3 A Louw 2 C L Machethe 2 Dr E D Mungatana 2 Dr J M Geyser 2 Meyer, Ferdinand 2 Abu, Orefi 1 Adeyemo, Oyenike Olubukanla 1 Ahimbisibwe, Beine Peter 1 Aye, Goodness Chioma 1 Brouwer, Adele 1 C J van Rooyen 1 C Machethe 1 Cass, Lionel John 1 Chogo, Hezron Anaya 1 Crafford, Jacobus Gert 1 De Beer, Jeanette 1 Dr D Poonyth 1 Dr F Meyer 1 Dr R E M Mabugu 1 Esterhuizen, Dirk 1 F H Meyer 1 Funke, Thomas Bernhard 1 G Duvel 1 G H Duvel 1 G H Düvel 1 G J Steyn 1 Gebrehiwet, Yemane Fisseha 1 J F Kirstein 1 J F kirsten 1 J N Blignaut 1 J van Rooyen 1 Jagwe, John Nkalubo 1 Jibba, Kedir Bati 1 Jordaan, Daniel du Plessis Scheepers 1 Juana, James Sharka 1 K M Strzepek 1
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Testing alternative methods for forecasting maize prices in South Africa
Labuschagne, Marlene Helena - 2011
Forecasting is an indispensable tool in the decision making process. People, on a daily basis, make forecasts inherently and decide on the basis of that. Formal forecasting methods are commonly applied to substantiate business decision making. Agriculture is no exception to this. There are...
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Sensitivity and integration of efficiency estimates from input distance functions and stochastic production frontiers : application to maize production in Benue State Nigeria
Aye, Goodness Chioma - 2011
The selection of a suitable model for efficiency analysis is one of the most importantissues in policy analysis. Given the recent interest in the use of distance functions asalternative representation of production technology, this study compares the empiricalperformances of the parametric...
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The impact of transaction costs on the participation of smallholder farmers and intermediaries in the banana markets of Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda
Jagwe, John Nkalubo - 2011
Agriculture is considered a critical sector in attaining economic growth for mosteconomies in Africa. However, for the sector to play its role, it needs to becommercialised to enable smallholder farmers to participate in markets and, hence,improve their incomes and livelihoods. In most...
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Biofuel production in South Africa: the games, the cost of production and policy options
Funke, Thomas Bernhard - 2011
The production of biofuels in South Africa has evolved very slowly and at present there are only a handful of plants producing some derivative of biofuel. The lack of commitment from government and the utter information distortion under which the current policy framework was developed have...
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Modelling agricultural input expenditure in a multi-market modelling framework
Gebrehiwet, Yemane Fisseha - 2011
Agricultural input expenditures have not been widely incorporated in most partialequilibrium models. Thus, investigating the effect of economic policies and otherexogenous factors on the agricultural sector will produce only a partial analysis, since thesimultaneous impact of these factors on...
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The nature and influence of management on the performance of the Ethiopian public agricultural extension service, with special reference to Oromia Region
Jibba, Kedir Bati - 2010
Against the background of frequent organizational changes and restructuring, often basedon impulsive decisions rather than structured feasibility studies or evaluations, this studyexamines the nature and influence of management on the performance of the Ethiopianpublic extension service. Based...
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Economies of scale and efficiency of small- and medium-scale maize milling enterprises in South Africa
Abu, Orefi - 2010
Prior to 1997, South Africas maize marketing was organised as a single-channel fixed price system that gave privileged rights of entry to buyers and hindered the development of a more decentralized and lower-cost system. This system encouraged concentration in maize milling and gave sheltered...
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A partial equilibrium model for the South African broiler industry
De Beer, Jeanette - 2010
The role-players in the South African (SA) agricultural sector have in recent years been increasingly exposed to international agricultural markets and this can have an important impact on them because (1) they are generally price-takers in world markets and (2) the rate of change in...
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Analysing the financial performance of emerging broiler farmers in Gauteng Province
Tlali, Bokang Stephen - 2010
Emerging broiler famers are faced with the challenge of acquiring contracts with the contract providers in South Africa. The question is, are these emerging farmers able to perform well financially regardless of the availabilityof contracts to their disposal. Profitability is one of the core...
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The impact of deregulation on competitiveness and market integration : the case of South Africas potato exports
Chogo, Hezron Anaya - 2010
This study relates market reforms to agricultural trade performance, in particular the export performance of South Africas potato industry. The market reform considered here is the deregulation of South Africas potato market. Changes in producer prices and volumes of exports and imports are the...
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