Nimona Sime; Beyan Ahmed (PhD; Fresenbet Zeleke (PhD)(Haramaya University, 2024-03)
The farmers in developing nations should make important decisions to adopt agricultural technologies as a response to the reduction of food insecurity. Because the farmers in these nations face numerous obstacles while ...
MILKESSA TEMESGEN CHOMEN; Dr. Asfaw Negassa; Professor Jema Haji(Haramaya University, 2023-12)
Dairy value chains in Ethiopia face a series of challenges. Stakeholders in the participatory
model-building approach of this research and prior studies noted that feed and market
related challenges are among the ...
Berhan Tegegne Haile; Prof. Mengistu Ketema (Ph.D.); Prof. Fekadu Beyene (Ph.D.)(Haramaya University, 2023-12)
This study examines the institutional arrangement for water governance, crop production efficiency, commercialization, and impact on household welfare using cross-sectional data obtained from 544 randomly and proportionately ...
ALEMAYEHU BASHE BADE; Million Sileshi (PhD); Mohammed Aman (Asst. prof)(Haramaya University, 2023-12)
Despite the designed policy strategies for boosting agricultural productivity, the production
and productivity was remained very low in Ethiopia. A key theme and policy priority for
increasing farm productivity is ...
Barley, including food and malt barley, is one of the major cereals produced by smallholder
farmers in Ethiopia. Though malt barley is the fastest-growing industry, its domestic supply
currently lags far behind the ...
Hailu Berecha; Ketema Bekele (PhD); Mohammed Aman (Assis Profe)(Haramaya University, 2024-01)
The study attempted to determine the reason of low adoption and intensity of use improved
wheat varieties and to determine factors affecting improved wheat varieties adoption and
intensity of use by small holder farmers ...
In Ethiopia, the agricultural sector contributes the largest employment opportunities (70%) and is the major source of export earnings (90% of export value). Despite efforts made to modernize, mechanize, commercialize, and ...
SURA DEGEFU TADESSA; Million Sileshi (PhD); Mohammed Aman (Assistant Professor)(Haramaya University, 2023-11)
Despite, increasing the agricultural sector's productivity is seen as the main path out of
poverty in the country; Ethiopia has not yet realized its full agricultural potential as farming
practices are still ...
Maize is one of the most widely grown crops in the Shenan Dugo district of the West Harerghe
Zone. There was a great productivity difference among the farmers because of their efficiency
difference in using the existing ...
Ethiopian rural households are heavily reliant on small-scale, rain-fed agriculture for their
livelihoods. The use of existing water resources for irrigation development is the most promising
answer to the country's ...
Cheshire Services Ethiopia has two operational objectives: Physical rehabilitation and
community-based rehabilitation in all its areas of intervention cites. This study focuses on
how physical rehabilitation support ...
Lulu Taye; Jemal Yusuf (PhD); Anteneh Girma (PhD(Haramaya University, 2023-05)
Video-mediated extension is among the ICT based approaches employed recently to support agricultural extension and advisory services towards the promotion of improved technologies and practices. Despite a growing interest ...
Mulugeta Bekele Debelo; Dr. Kedir Jemal; Dr. Beyan Ahmed(Haramaya University, 2023-12)
With the introduction of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) the issue of sustainable
development has been risen to the top of the global policy agenda. Thus, this study investigated
the main determinants of ...
Mohammed Aliyi; Prof. Jema Haji (PhD); Dr. Kedir Jemal (PhD)(Haramaya University, 2024-01)
The study was aimed to analysis the market chain and to identify factors affecting farmer’s participation decision and the level of participation in the groundnut markets in Fedis district. Quantitative and qualitative ...
Barley, including food and malt barley, is one of the major cereals produced by smallholder farmers in Ethiopia. Though malt barley is the fastest-growing industry, its domestic supply currently lags far behind the demand. ...
SIME SHIFERAW TEFERA; Jema Haji (PhD, Professor); Mengistu Ketema (PhD, Professor); Million Sileshi (PhD)(Haramaya University, 2023-07)
The gap between demand for and supply of malt barley grain in Ethiopia is mainly attributed
to the low productivity of the malt-barley sub-sector. The establishment and expansion of
agricultural cooperatives, which are ...
Getachew Nigussie Tefera; Prof. Mengistu Ketema; Dr. Zekariyas Shumeta; Dr. Kedir Jemal(Haramaya University, 2023-06)
Agriculture is the main focus of Ethiopia's economic development. Wheat is one of the major
cereal crops produced by smallholder farmers in Ethiopia. Wheat demand is rising quickly in
Ethiopia despite efforts to improve ...
AZEB LEMMA; Prof. Jema Haji (PhD); Abule Mehare (PhD); Prof. Mengistu Ketema (PhD)(Haramaya University, 2023-07)
Livestock plays a vital role in the livelihood of many people in Ethiopia. However, a number of
challenges hindered the development of the dairy sector along with its commercialization. This
study examines production ...
Improving seed cane yield per unit area is one of the agronomic practices to attain the benefit of sugarcane production. However, Sugarcane varieties currently under production have not been studied in terms of inter-row ...