ASRIC Journal on Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i1
ISSN: 2795-3572
EISSN: 2795-3564
ASRIC Journal on Agricultural Sciences 2023 v4-i1
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
Effect of Different Levels of Moringa Oleifera Oil on Milk Quality and Quantity of Goat
Moshood Adwwale Belewu*, Oluwasayomipe Ibidapo Alli, Kehinde Mathias Okukpe, Tawa Abiola Dolapo, Rasak Ajani Adeleke, Wasiu Sesan Lawal, Adesola Adenekan, Firdaus Opeyemi Bello
Moringa oleifera oil, obtained from the leaves of the Moringa oleifera tree, is extremely rich in phytonutrients and antioxidants. This study evaluated the quality and quantity of milk produced by West African dwarf Goats (n = 36) who were fed a Moringa oleifera oil (MOO)-based diet. The experiment was arranged as a completely randomized design, and it lasted for 42 days. Dietary treatments were:
Determinants of Adoption of Contract Farming by Nikki Soybean Producers, Benin Republic
Yovo Expédit Tchigo
questions and the attention of several actors. This article examined the factors determining the adoption of contract farming by soybean producers. Data were collected from 120 soybean growers using a systematic sampling questionnaire semi-structured and addressed to the farm manager. The data were analysed using STATA 15, and a probit model of adoption was estimated. The results show that the num
An Assessment of the Effects of Covid 19 Lockdown on Crop Farmers’ Anxiety Disorder in Nigeria
Belewu Kafayat Yemisi*, Akinla Oluwatobi Babafemi, Ibitoye Racheal Damilola
The study investigated on an assessment of the effects of covid 19 lockdown on crop farmers’ anxiety disorder in Nigeria. Descriptive statistics, Double difference model, average treatment effect, generalized anxiety disorder scale and Oslo social support scales were the analytical tools used. The results confirmed that the covid-19 lockdown indeed affected the anxiety level of the farmers. The l
Can Adoption of Nutrition-Sensitive Agriculture Help Narrow Gender Gap on Household Food Security? Evidence from Southwest Nigeria
Daudu, Abdulrazaq Kamal*, Kareem, Oyedola Waheed, Yusuf, Habeeb Kayode
Household food insecurity has continued to rise on a yearly basis especially in Africa south of Sahara. This increases the risk of adverse health outcome that result from malnutrition if household food insecurity is not addressed. However, nutrition-sensitive agriculture has become a way of addressing nutritional needs in developing countries. This study seeks to investigate if adoption of nutriti
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