Journal of Agricultural Extension and Rural Economics

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JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND RURAL ECONOMICS
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Model: Open Access/Peer Reviewed
DOI: 10.31248/JAERE
Start Year: 2024
Email: jaere@integrityresjournals.org

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JAERE Articles

Challenges And Benefits Of Extension Service Delivery For Dairy Cooperatives In Kaduna State, Nigeria
Authors:  Winifred Ifeoma Lai-solarin, Joseph Bamidele, Oluwamayowa Joseph Joel, Tukur Tata Abubakar, Ugochinyere Princess Eleke, Ayoola Faith Joel and Samson Olayemi Sennuga*
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2024.001   |   Article Number: 40A0AD9A1
This research aimed to evaluate the challenges and benefits of extension service delivery for dairy cooperatives in Kaduna State. Using a multi-stage sampling approach, 250 cooperative members were selected. Primary data were collected through a survey and analysed with descriptive and inferential statistics to meet the research objectives. Logistic regression was... Continue here
Determinants Of Smallholder Farmers’ Agronomic Adaptation Strategies To The Effects Of Climate Change: Evidence From Rice Farmers In Ekiti State, Nigeria
Authors:  Fasakin I. J.*, Olajide O. O., Adu O. E., Adeoye A., Olasehinde I. J., Bolarinwa A.o., Adewole O. E., Iwu I. M. and Adewale A. A.
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2024.002   |   Article Number: DCB314DD2
Climate change through extreme temperatures, frequent flooding, drought, and increased water supply salinity constitute factors affecting rural households' livelihood and agricultural productivity, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. Thus, this study examines smallholder rice farmers' agronomic climate change adaptation strategies in Ekiti State, Nigeria.... Continue here
Growth Performance And Cost-benefit Analysis Of Red Sokoto Goats Fed Diets Containing Varying Levels Of Soybean Milk Residue As Replacement For Soybean Meal
Authors:  Sylva-nyom, I.*, Wuanor, A. A., Attah, S. and Shaahu, D. T.
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2024.009   |   Article Number: 61466C553
To evaluate growth performance and economics of production in this study, 25 weaned Red Sokoto bucks of 8.30 to 8.50kg weight were used and fed diets containing varying levels of soybean milk residue as a replacement for soybean meal for 90 days. Fiddle leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) leaves were served to all the bucks as the basal diet. The bucks were managed in... Continue here
Effect Of Mobile Applications On Livestock Disease Management In Abuja, Nigeria
Authors:  Mudashir Adeola Olaitan, Joseph Bamidele, Oluwamayowa Joseph Joel, Ugochinyere Princess Eleke, Ayoola Faith Joel and Samson Olayemi Sennuga*
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2024.010   |   Article Number: E3634FF81
This study investigates the adoption of mobile applications for livestock disease management among farmers in Abuja, focusing on socio-economic characteristics, the role of mobile apps in early disease detection, factors influencing adoption, and barriers to usage. Using a multi-stage sampling approach, a total of 300 farmers participated in the study, with data... Continue here
Knowledge, Attitudes, And Perceptions: Understanding Regenerative Agriculture Among Vegetable Farmers In Cross River State, Nigeria
Authors:  Ovat, K. E., Ayi, N. A.*, Adesope, O. M., Idiku, F. O. and Osim, O. O.
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2025.015   |   Article Number: 8749A1B81
This study investigated the knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of vegetable farmers regarding regenerative agriculture (RA) in Cross River State, Nigeria. With the backdrop of increasing environmental degradation and the need for sustainable agricultural practices, the research aimed to assess the current understanding of RA among farmers, identify the... Continue here
Effect Of Climate-smart Agricultural Practices Adoption On Livelihood Strategies Of Rice Farmers' Along Bakalori Irrigation Valley Of Zamfara State, Nigeria
Authors:  Sulaiman Muhammad Gusau* and Yusuf Habibu
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2025.016   |   Article Number: 835C41D92
Research on the adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices among rice farmers and their implications on the livelihood status of farmers in Zamfara State is very scant. This study, therefore, will bridge the existing gap in the literature by assessing the effect of climate-smart agricultural practice adoption on rice farmers' livelihood strategies in... Continue here
Effect Of Petrol Motor Spirit Price Volatility On Agricultural Production In Nigeria Between 1990-2022
Authors:  Olagunju, I. O.*, Owolabi, J. O., Abali, O. and Chikezie, J. C.
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2025.014   |   Article Number: 5BDBAB233
The study analysed the effect of PMS price volatility on agricultural production in Nigeria between 1990 and 2022. Secondary sourced data was used for the study. Data obtained was analysed using descriptive statistics, trend analysis and impulse response. The socioeconomic analysis of the variables in the research region provides important insights into the... Continue here
Snail Farming In Nigeria: Tapping Into The Economic Potential Of Heliculture. A Review
Authors:  Etukudo, O. M.*, Inyang, A. B., Nkantion, U. N., Patani, I. and Okon, B.
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2025.018   |   Article Number: F6CDE8B01
Heliculture, the practice of rearing snails for human consumption, commercialization, and industrial applications, is an emerging agribusiness with significant potential to contribute to food security, employment, income generation, and sustainable development in Nigeria. Despite its nutritional, medicinal, and economic benefits, snail farming remains... Continue here
Socio-economic Factors Affecting Social Media Use For Agricultural Information By Extension Agents In The Northern Region Of Ghana
Authors:  William Anim-dankwa*, Francis Kwabena Obeng and Clement Yaw Lamptey
https://doi.org/10.31248/JAERE2025.019   |   Article Number: C5F7DA942
This study explores the influence of socio-economic factors on the use of social media by Agricultural Extension Agents (AEAs) in the Northern Region of Ghana. In this context, such dynamics are underexamined. Social media has emerged as a transformative tool in agricultural communication, facilitating knowledge sharing and improving productivity. Employing a... Continue here

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