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The Impact Of Mechanized Farming In Economic Development
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The purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of mechanized farming in the economic development of Oredo Local Government Area of Edo State. The study consists of five chapters. Chapter one was the introduction of the study on the impact of mechanized farming. However, the significance of the study was highlighted in addition to the problems encountered by the researcher in the course of investigation. Chapter two focused on the review of related while the third chapter was on methodology. Area considered under this section are the population, sampling procedures, instrumentation of validity and research instruments, method of data collection and method of data analysis, administration of questionnaire. Chapter four was devoted to data analysis. In fact, the researcher adopted the use of simple percentages to analyze the data collected by means of questionnaires. On a final note was chapter five, devoted to summary conclusion and recommendations that will assist the farmer n how to improve on farming with the aid of mechanization.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]The poor performances of the agricultural sector to provide adequate
food for the growing population declining, productivity of most export
crops which has contributed to substantial reduction in foreign exchange
earnings and the declining condition of farming to gross domestic
product in real terms. The report of the food strategy mission estimated
that in 1982, the supply and demand for all food crops was about 2.5
million metric tones and the projected gap for 1985 was about 4.7
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]The poor performances of the agricultural sector to provide adequate
food for the growing population declining, productivity of most export
crops which has contributed to substantial reduction in foreign exchange
earnings and the declining condition of farming to gross domestic
product in real terms. The report of the food strategy mission estimated
that in 1982, the supply and demand for all food crops was about 2.5
million metric tones and the projected gap for 1985 was about 4.7
... Continue reading---
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