Add to ORKGAgricultural intensification has only taken off to a very limited extent in Ghana. Adoption of land productivity-enhancing technology is low, even in areas with proximity to urban markets. Rather, farmers have increasingly been adopting labor-saving technologies such as herbicides and mechanization, for which vibrant private supply channels are emerging. Further efforts to strengthen the private mechanization supply chain would help meet the rising demand for tractor services. Furthermore, mechanization could also help free up agricultural labor to perform other more labor intensive tasks.Non-PRIFPRI1; GSSP; CRP2DSGD; PIMCGIAR Research Program on Policies, Institutions, and Markets (PIM
ABSTRACT Ghana is one of a few African countries where agricultural mechanization has recently under...
This brief explores recent developments in Ghana that lend insight into the drivers of mechanization...
AbstractInfluential studies in the 1980s and early 1990s drew on the Boserup–Ruthenberg theories of ...
Agricultural intensification has only taken off to a very limited extent in Ghana. Adoption of land ...
Increasing agricultural mechanization has long been of interest to many African countries. Constrain...
As in most countries in Africa, agricultural mechanization in Ghana was slow to develop until the 19...
This study assesses whether the recent public and private efforts to improve farmers’ access to mech...
As in most of Africa, agricultural mechanization in Ghana has been slow to develop, either in the fo...
Rising labor costs associated with increased rural-to-urban migration have compelled Ghanaian farmer...
Increased capital use in agriculture, including mechanization, is con-sidered an integral process of...
Ghana is one of a few African countries where agricultural mechanization has recently undergone rapi...
This research assesses whether the recent public and private efforts to improve farmer’s access to m...
Despite the urbanization and gradual rise of medium-to-large scale farming sector, smallholders with...
Increasing agricultural mechanization has long been of interest to many African countries. Constrain...
The future sustainability of the current patterns of agricultural growth is constrained by the avail...
ABSTRACT Ghana is one of a few African countries where agricultural mechanization has recently under...
This brief explores recent developments in Ghana that lend insight into the drivers of mechanization...
AbstractInfluential studies in the 1980s and early 1990s drew on the Boserup–Ruthenberg theories of ...
Agricultural intensification has only taken off to a very limited extent in Ghana. Adoption of land ...
Increasing agricultural mechanization has long been of interest to many African countries. Constrain...
As in most countries in Africa, agricultural mechanization in Ghana was slow to develop until the 19...
This study assesses whether the recent public and private efforts to improve farmers’ access to mech...
As in most of Africa, agricultural mechanization in Ghana has been slow to develop, either in the fo...
Rising labor costs associated with increased rural-to-urban migration have compelled Ghanaian farmer...
Increased capital use in agriculture, including mechanization, is con-sidered an integral process of...
Ghana is one of a few African countries where agricultural mechanization has recently undergone rapi...
This research assesses whether the recent public and private efforts to improve farmer’s access to m...
Despite the urbanization and gradual rise of medium-to-large scale farming sector, smallholders with...
Increasing agricultural mechanization has long been of interest to many African countries. Constrain...
The future sustainability of the current patterns of agricultural growth is constrained by the avail...
ABSTRACT Ghana is one of a few African countries where agricultural mechanization has recently under...
This brief explores recent developments in Ghana that lend insight into the drivers of mechanization...
AbstractInfluential studies in the 1980s and early 1990s drew on the Boserup–Ruthenberg theories of ...