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This Viewpoint article, based on a lecture to the 2012 Oxford Farming Conference, examines the rise in economic power of the so-called ‘emerging markets’ (EM) and its implications for agricultural markets in the so-called ‘developed world’. In particular, the favourable...
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This paper examines the rice yield gap between Myanmar and Vietnam, two countries that show a stark contrast in terms … period might be attributable to differences in technological changes due to public investments. It is implied that Myanmar …
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Smallholder poultry as a tool for poverty alleviation has been developed and widely applied in Bangladesh. In this …
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broiler, layer and dairy farms in Bangladesh and their implications for poverty alleviation. …
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that exit from Bangladesh's poultry industry is high. Based on a survey of exited firms, nature and causes of exit were …
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In Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh—one of the poorest countries in Asia, where rice accounts for almost 70 percent of …
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The study was conducted during 2008-2009 to estimate the farm-size-specific technical efficiency of rice growers. The technical efficiency scores were estimated using stochastic production frontiers. The large farms received the highest yield (4772.83 kg) per hectare while marginal farms...
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.Literature on food grain marketing in Bangladesh is very thin compared to those on food grain production. Few studies that were …
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Bangladesh are designed as participatory at all stages of planning, designing, implementation and maintenance. An econometric …
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The study was conducted to elucidate the determinants of food security among the maize growing rural households of Bogra district. Data were collected from 0 farmers, who were selected using a stratified random sampling method. The sample farmers were classified as small (0.51-1.00 ha), medium...
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