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When the Weak Win: Role of Farmer Groups in Influencing Agricultural Policy Outcome; a Case of Nkhate Irrigation Scheme in Malawi

Magreta, Ruth; Magombo, Tennyson; Zingore, Shamie - African Association of Agricultural Economists - AAAE; … - 2010

The knowledge today recaps that’s livelihood of many African farmers are constrained by poor access to both inputs and output markets, limited entrepreneurial skills for adding value to produce and to bargain for better prices and finally limited technical skills in agricultural production....

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EINFLUSSFAKTOREN AUF GEWINN UND RENTABILITÃT LANDWIRTSCHAFTLICHER GROÃBETRIEBE GEBIET OMSK, RUSSLAND

Schulze, Eberhard; Tillack, Peter; Patlassov, Oleg - Leibniz-Institut für Agrarentwicklung in … - 2002

profitability of Russian enterprises in the region of Omsk. Based on the final yearly reports of the enterprises it is shown, that … enterprises. Therefore, in this article only the gross profit, or the profitability of the gross profit are discussed. For the … year 2000, the average profitability of the gross profit of the examined enterprises amounted to 2,0%. The profitability on …

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EIGENTUMSVERHÃLTNISSE, RENTABILITÃT UND SCHULDEN LANDWIRTSCHAFTLICHER GROÃBETRIEBE IM GEBIET WOLGOGRAD

Schulze, Eberhard; Tillack, Peter; Gerasin, Sergej - Leibniz-Institut für Agrarentwicklung in … - 2001

Discussion Paper 32 contains information on property relations and profitability of 100 Russian large-scale farm … security contributions for the employees and of the support for household plots and ensuing consequences for the profitability … agreement with the legal rules. A significant nonlinear relationship between acreage and profitability could be confirmed …

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Viability Analysis of Smallholder Cotton Production under Contract Farming in Zimbabwe

Mujeyi, Kingstone - African Association of Agricultural Economists - AAAE - 2013

The prevalence of contract farming in the cotton industry of Zimbabwe implies that it has become the dominant marketing system. Even the “free” (independently produced) cotton is eventually sold to the contracting cotton merchants owing to enacted regulations which compel all prospective...

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