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Mechanization and Agricultural Technology Evolution, Agricultural Intensification in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Typology of Agricultural Mechanization in Nigeria

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2013
In sub-Sahara African (SSA) countries like Nigeria, anecdotal evidence indicates that the cost of manual farming activities has been rising, with potential causes including the growing urban sector, as well as rural non-farm economies (Oseni and Winters 2009) which often raises rural farming wages (Reardon et al. 2000).
Hiroyuki Takeshima   +2 more
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Mechanization of Agriculture

MADRAS AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL, 1949
Dr.V.V.Sayyanna(School of Economics and Sociology,Bombay)read a paper.showing the progress of machanization in agriculture in countries abroad,in most cases up to 1940.In the wheat belt of U.S.A. -almost every farm had one tractor at least,and there were more than one in many cases.
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FARM MECHANIZATION IN AGRICULTURE

2023
Efficiency in technology increases output and productivity while also allowing farmers to grow a second or many crops, making Indian agriculture attractive and a way of life by transitioning from subsistence to commercial agriculture. More agricultural inputs must be used, and crops must be protected from a variety of challenges, to increase ...
Y. Durga Venkat Hemu   +3 more
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Goryachkin’s agricultural mechanics

Frontiers of Mechanical Engineering, 2016
The paper contributes to the development of applied mechanics by establishing a new discipline, namely, agricultural mechanics by academician Vasilii Prohorovich Goryachkin (1868–1935) who was an apprentice of Nikolay Yegorovich Zhukovsky and a graduate of the Moscow University (current known as Moscow State University) and the Imperial Higher ...
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Mechanizing African Agriculture

2019
Agricultural technologies that reduce the need for intensive manual labour make it possible for farmers to cultivate more land more effectively. This can increase both incomes and total food production, with significant benefits to farming households and communities in food-insecure regions.
Baraké, Evelyn, Kirui, Oliver K.
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Agricultural and Forestry Mechanization

2011
Wood biomass for energy production, used by 50% of the world’s population, represents an important alternative to other non-renewable energy sources even in industrialized countries. The correctly planned management of wood biomass production could make it a valid alternative energy solution to traditional fossil fuels, since it is a local and widely ...
Lucia Recchia   +5 more
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Mechanization in Agriculture

Abstract The mechanization of American agriculture depended on cumulative knowledge, perceived need, and affordability. Inventors and agricultural engineers built on previous knowledge, farmers had specific technological needs that required mechanized implements, and these machines had to be affordable.
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Mechanization and British Agriculture

1933
Mechanization and British Agriculture...............................................................1XIV. Mechanization and British Agriculture..........................................................3Mechanization and British Agriculture being the Report of a Conference held at Rothamsted on February 9th 1932..5Contents................................
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Agricultural mechanization and automation

2009
McNulty, Paul, Grace, Patrick M.
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The Influence Paths of Agricultural Mechanization on Green Agricultural Development

Sustainability, 2021
Yu Hu, Wenbing Zhou, Chi Yuanying
exaly  

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