In most of Sub-Saharan Africa, agricultural extension models have become more decentralized and participatory and thus rely on effective farmer-to-farmer learning, while increasingly including nontraditional forms of education. At the same time, agricultural technologies become more complex and are now often promoted as integrated packages, which are likely to increase the complexity of the diffusion process. Based on a randomized controlled trial...
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2021/12/09
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Knowledge and Adoption of Complex Agricultural Technologies : Evidence from an Extension Experiment
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Denise Hörner; Bouguen,Adrien; Markus Frolich; Meike Wollni.
Knowledge and Adoption of Complex Agricultural Technologies : Evidence from an Extension Experiment (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099646212082350827