Farm produce serves as a sustainable way of livelihood in terms of food security, employment, income, industries and market among others.This paper is a conceptual paper that seeks to explore the viability of Murabahah finance on the relationship between farm credit and farm produce. This is a cross-sectional research design.Method of data collection is questionnaire; a total of 760 individual farmers will be the target respondent in this study.And structural equation model (Smart- PLS 2.0) statistical application will be used for data analysis.It was found that the problems of high interest rate, insufficient and timely farm credit, poor modern farm equipment such as: tractors, harvesters, planters, storage facilities, fertilizer, herbicid...
This study examined the impact of agricultural financing on agricultural output, economic growth and...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
The study identified poor infrastructure, inadequate financing, lack of appropriate technology, high...
The objective of this paper is to explain the influence of Murabahah finance on the relationship bet...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between farm credit, farm land, farm in...
Apart from providing fertilizer and machineries, agricultural credit provides access to all other re...
Murabahah finance (mark-up) is an Islamic financial product which engages in sales of a commodity in...
In Nigeria, despite the fact that agriculture have significant contribution to the economy, it has n...
This is an analysis of the impact of credits from formal financial institutions on the welfare of f...
The study aims at knowing the impact of microcredit financing on agricultural production. The struct...
Agriculture was the mainstay of the Nigerian economy before the period of oil boom. But after the oi...
The paper empirically examines the impact of agricultural loans on agricultural output in Nigeria. T...
Kaduna State in Nigeria is a predominantly agricultural society with active farmers within the media...
Salam finance (sales contract) is a Shariah product used by Islamic financial institutions.It is a t...
Research Background: Agricultural production in Nigeria experiences the challenge of inadequate fund...
This study examined the impact of agricultural financing on agricultural output, economic growth and...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
The study identified poor infrastructure, inadequate financing, lack of appropriate technology, high...
The objective of this paper is to explain the influence of Murabahah finance on the relationship bet...
The purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between farm credit, farm land, farm in...
Apart from providing fertilizer and machineries, agricultural credit provides access to all other re...
Murabahah finance (mark-up) is an Islamic financial product which engages in sales of a commodity in...
In Nigeria, despite the fact that agriculture have significant contribution to the economy, it has n...
This is an analysis of the impact of credits from formal financial institutions on the welfare of f...
The study aims at knowing the impact of microcredit financing on agricultural production. The struct...
Agriculture was the mainstay of the Nigerian economy before the period of oil boom. But after the oi...
The paper empirically examines the impact of agricultural loans on agricultural output in Nigeria. T...
Kaduna State in Nigeria is a predominantly agricultural society with active farmers within the media...
Salam finance (sales contract) is a Shariah product used by Islamic financial institutions.It is a t...
Research Background: Agricultural production in Nigeria experiences the challenge of inadequate fund...
This study examined the impact of agricultural financing on agricultural output, economic growth and...
This is a study of credit access by small scale farmers and its impact on poverty reduction in Kwara...
The study identified poor infrastructure, inadequate financing, lack of appropriate technology, high...