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Agricultural marketing and economic development: a brazilian case study

Smith, Gordon Whitford (1965)

This is a study of agricultural marketing and economic develop ment in a rapidly industrializing and urbanizing low income region, the Center-South of Brazil. It analyzes the trends in structure and effi- ciency of ...
Local taxation in Uganda, Kenya, and Zambia

Scovill, Mary Edith (University of Illinois, 1975)

This study examines the existing local government tax structures The taxes are then evaluated with respect in Uganda, Kenya, and Zambia. to their effectiveness in furthering central government development goals, and ...
Government financing of the development of small farm agriculture in the Center-South Province of Cameroon

Kamajou, Francois (University of Illinois, 1978)

The development of small farm agriculture has become an increasingly important issue for the economic development of the less developed coun- tries. Economists and the agricultural economists in particular have been trying ...
Economic analysis of acreage supply response under risk: the case of selected crops in Oklahoma

Mlay, Gilead Isaac (Oklahoma State University, 1981-12)
Modifications of small-farmer credit In the maisan 77 program of the Philippines

Octavio, Generoso G. (1983)

This study was conducted to determine possible reforms that may improve the Maisan 77 credit program. Specifically, it aimed to pinpoint suggestions that will reduce the net costs of lending and improve the financial ...
Structural change in the u.s. soybean and soybean products Markets:a systematic varying coefficient Simultaneous system approach

Rugambisa, Jeremiah Boniface Ishengoma (1985)

The soybean industry is an interesting area for investiga- It is extremely complex and has been changing rather t ion. dramatically over the last 10 to 15 years. There exists a high degree of interaction among the ...
Evaluation of externally funded regional integrated development programmes (rideps) in Tanzania: case studies of Kigoma, Tanga and Iringa regions.

Ngasongwa, Juma (School of Development Studies of the University of East Anglia, Norwich, 1988-06)

The importance of regional integrated development programmes and projects (RIDEPs) as pub lie policy instruments of rural change in Tanzania cannot be over-emphasized. S i nee have played purposefully directed towards ...
Affecting the adoption of rain water harvesting technologies in western Pare lowlands of Tanzania

Mdoe, N.S.Y.; Hatibu, N.; Mahoo, H.; Gowing, J.; Senkondo, E.M.M (1998)

4,d.oPtion,oj. tech,!ology.is an importantfactor in economic development especia.lly.' in developing fountries~ s.ucc,essful introduction of technologies in d~eloping countries requires an understanding gf .the prioriti~s ...
A Small Push Goes a Long Way: Farmers' Participation in Rainwater Harvesting Technology Development

Lazaro, E.A.; Senkondo, E.M.M.; Bakari, A.; Kishebuka, S.R.; Kajiru, G.J. (1999)

Farmer partieipation in decision making at various phases of project implementation contributes very.highly to project success. The Soil-Water Management Research Programme (SWMRP) has gained valuable experience in the ...
Moving from sectoral to integrated water resources management in Tanzania: the challenges and opportunities

Kadigi, R.M. J. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2003)

As in many other countries of Southern Africa, the conventional approach to water resources management in Tanzania has generally suffered from the syndrome of lack of recognition of multi- sectoral water uses and linkages. ...
Road infrastructure investment and its impact on agricultural productivity and equity in Tanzania

Gabagambi, Damian Mulokozi (Institute 490B, University of Hohenheim, 2003)

Road Infrastructure Investment and its Impact on Agricultural Productivity and Equity in Tanzania
Adoption and impact of dairy and irrigated rice technologies on poverty alleviation in Dodoma, Tanzania

Kisusu, Robert Wankanya (Sokoine University of Agriculture., 2003)

This study was conducted in Mvumi and Bahi, Dodoma Rural District, Tanzania. The general objective of the study was to assess adoption and impact of improved dairy and irrigated rice production on poverty alleviation. ...
Optimal fertilizer warehousing and distribution systems for farm supply cooperatives

Kenkel, P.; Kilima, F. (NCR-194 Research on Cooperatives, 2004)

Fertilizer sales and appli cation services are important business areas for farm supply cooperatives. These firms account for roughly one-third of the $800M, which U.S. producers paid for fertilizer, lime and soil ...
The impact of market reforms on spatial volatility of maize price in Tanzania

Kilima, T. M.; Chung, C.; Kenkel, P.; Mbiha, E. (Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2004)

The impacts of market reforms on the volatility of agricultural prices in developing countries have not been well understood because economic theory does not provide a concrete basis for predicting the effects of reforms ...
Analysis of processing, marketing and demand for processed fruits and vegetables in Tanzania

Hawassi, Frank George Haule (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2005)

This study was carried out to analyze processing, marketing and demand for processed fruits and vegetables in Tanzania. Data for the study were collected from a sample of 320 households, 77 traders and 59 processors using ...
Adaptive techniques for Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert equation with magnetostriction

Baˇnas∗, L’ubomír (Elsevier, 2005-08-25)

In this paper we propose a time–space adaptive method for micromagnetic problems with magnetostriction. The considered model consists of coupled Maxwell’s, Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert (LLG) and elastodynamic equations. The ...
Are price changes in the world market transmitted to markets in less developed countries? A case study of sugar, cotton, wheat, and rice in Tanzania

Kilima, F. T. M. (IIIS, 2006)

This paper investigates the extent to which world market price changes are transmitted through changes in border prices into local producer prices for four agricultural product markets in Tanzania: sugar, cotton, wheat ...
Evaluation of livelihoods and economic benefits of water utilization: the case of great Ruaha river catchment in Tanzania

Kadigi, Reuben Mpuya Joseph (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2006)

A study was conducted in the Great Ruaha River (GRR) catchment from mid 2002 to end of 2004 to evaluate existing livelihoods, values and benefits of water utilisation; the effect of these benefits on poverty alleviation, ...
Supply chain analysis for agricultural inputs in tanzania: a case of subsidized fertilizer in the southern highlands

Nguruse, George David (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2007)

these results it can be concluded that, fertilizer use is a vital input for sustainable agricultural production and so its use has to be highly encouraged in order to maintain higher leveliii of output. In light of the ...
Economic evaluation of existing and potential market opportunities for quality beef in Tanzania: a case of Dar Es Salaam and Arusha cities

Mapunda, Fausta Marcellus (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2007)

Despite potential contribution livestock marketing has in Tanzania to national economy, quality beef marketing has received less priority in national investments, research and export development. This study attempts to ...

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