EFFECT OF OFF-FARM INCOME ON AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION AMONG MAIZE FARMING HOUSEHOLDS IN KOGI STATE, NIGERIA

1Opeyemi Gbenga., 2Taiwo Abadunmi, 3Olowogbayi J.A, 1Husseini Salihu and 1Farouk A.O.,

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EFFECTIVENESS OF EXTENSION COMMUNICATION METHODS IN DISSIMINATING POULTRY PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES TO RURAL FERMERS IN IMO STATE NIGERIA.

1NJOKU, J.I.K. and 2CHIBUNDU E.I.

6118

COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE MECHANICAL STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF LAMINATED BAMBOO (Bambusa vulgaris) WITH OTHER WOOD LAMINATES.

ADESUYI, O.F.1, ADELEYE, A.S.¹ & OLUFEMI, B.²

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EVALUATING AGROFORESTRY WORKERS USAGE IN INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHOLOGIES IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA.

1Omoghie, E.S., 1Adeleye, A.S., 2Simpson, V.B., 2Aliboh, U.F., 3Adeoye, A.S &1 Owoyale, S.A.

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EFFECTS OF SOIL WATER REGIMES ON GROWTH OF OIL PALM SEEDLING (ELAESIS GUINEENSIS JACQ.) IN ORLU SERIES.

1Ovie, S., 2Chokor, J.U., 1Ikuenobe C.E., 2Bakare, A.O. and 1Ekhator, F.

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CREDIT ACQUISITION AND UTILIZATION BY RICE FARMERS IN OVIA SOUTH-WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EDO STATE, NIGERIA.

1IZEKOR, O.B. AND 2EGBODION, J.

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FACTORS INFLUENCING CASSAVA PROCESSING AMONG SMALLHOLDER FARMERS IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA.

6152

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY EXTENSION WORKERS IN DELTA STATE: IMPLICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION.

1Iyoha .F.A, 2 Ehigie, A.O and  3Okoedo-Okojie D.U.

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EFFECTS OF CASTRATION ON LINEAR BODY MEARSUREMENTS IN RED SOKOTO GOATS IN KASHERE , GOMBE STATE, NIGERIA .

1Bukola, O.A,  1Sadiq, M.S,,  2Eboh, S  ,2Aliyu, A.K, 3Damba, D.B, 4Adejoh, C.O,  and 1Usman, B

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PEDOMETRIC MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SOILS OF KONA DISTRICT, TARABA STATE, NIGERIA.

1Kefas, P.K., 1Tenebe, V.A., 2*Shobayo, A.B., 1Kefas, D., 1Ali, I.J., 1Sheka, A.B., 1Garpiya, B.T., 3Ezeaku, P.I., Kussy, J.J.

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AN APPRAISAL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP COMPETENCES OF WOMEN FARMERS IN AGRIBUSINESS IN IKA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF DELTA STATE, NIGERIA.

Belonwu, N. E1., Igene,C. A2., Onyemekonwu, R.C3.,

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EFFECTS OF AGROFORESTRY ON HOUSEHOLD FOOD SECURITY AS PERCEIVED BY RURAL WOMEN FARMERS IN IMO STATE, NIGERIA.

Nwozuzu, S. O 1 , Ukpongson M. T 1, Ejiogu-Okereke N 1, Chijioke C.A2, Onyejiuwa J.N1,

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EFFECTS OF LAMBDA-CYHALOTHRIN AND CARBOFURAN ON POPULATION DENSITY OF Orseolia Oryzivora IN RELATION TO ITS PARASITOIDS ON RICE.

Mohammed I. G.1, Osipitan, A. A.2, Pitan O. R2.,Adigbo, S.O3.

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EFFECTS OF PAID LABOUR ON THE SURVIVAL OF ECONOMIC TREE SPECIES UNDER TAUNGYA SYSTEM IN SAKPOBA FOREST RESERVE, EDO STATE NIGERIA.

1Osikabor B., 1*Oyelami B. A., 1Adeleye A. S., 1Ogundare T. & 2Osazuwa D. K.

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SURVEY ON INCIDENCE AND SEVERITY OF WATERMELON ROOT ROT AND VINE DECLINE IN KANO, NIGERIA.

*Usaini U. A. ,Haruna, S. G. and Yusuf, A. U.

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EFFICACY OF GRIT AND ENZYME SUPPLEMENTATION IN BREWERS’ SPENT GRAINS-BASED DIET FOR BROILERS.

Usoro, O. O., and Christopher, G. I.

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EVALUATION OF SOME MAIZE (Zea mays L) VARIETIES ON THE GROWTH AND YIELD PERFORMANCE IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA.

aUmeri, C, bMoseri, H. cBelonwu, N.E., dEfoma, A.

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EFFECTS OF RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION ON YAM PRODUCTION IN EZZA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EBONYI STATE, NIGERIA.

S. O. MBAH

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EFFECTS OF RURAL-URBAN MIGRATION ON YAM PRODUCTION IN EZZA SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EBONYI STATE, NIGERIA.

S. O. MBAH

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ADOPTION OF IMPROVED TRIFOLIATE YAM (Dioscoreadumetorum) PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES AMONG RURAL FARMERS IN IMO STATE, NIGERIA.

NJOKU J.I.K

6242

FARMERS’ KNOWLEDGE OF ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN SOUTHWEST NIGERIA: A GENDERED APPROACH.

Ogunjinmi, K.O.

6251

COOPERATIVE MEMBERSHIP AND MARKETING EFFICIENCY OF CRAYFISH DEALERS IN IKOT EKPENE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS OF AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA

*Onwukwe, F. O ** Ibok, A. J and ***Udokure, U. J

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LIVELIHOOD PREFERENCE AND INCOME DETERMINANTS AMONG RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN ABIA STATE NIGERIA.

*Onwukwe F. O  and ** Udokure, U. J

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DETERMINANTS OF CASSAVA COMMERCIALIZATION AND LIVELIHOOD STATUS OF CASSAVA FARMERS IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA.

Alleuyanatha, E.

6277

Performance and Feed Bio-Economics of Red Sokoto Goats fed Different Forms of Neem Leaves  Supplemented with a Concentrate Diet.

**1Ibrahim, L.M, 1Ocheja, J.O,2Agyo, B3Attah, S.A4Yusuf, S.J1Hammed, M.A5Ikugbiyi,M.A, and 1Adamu ,R

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