Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006

Recent trends in Ugandan agriculture indicate output is increasing for most crops but at a declining rate. The pervasive decline in output per unit of input (factor productivity) threatens the economic well-being and food security of producers and consumers of food in Uganda. Many households are bot...

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Main Authors: Kraybill, David, Bashaasha, Bernard, Betz, Michael
Format: Artículo preliminar
Language:Inglés
Published: International Food Policy Research Institute 2012
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/153933
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author Kraybill, David
Bashaasha, Bernard
Betz, Michael
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description Recent trends in Ugandan agriculture indicate output is increasing for most crops but at a declining rate. The pervasive decline in output per unit of input (factor productivity) threatens the economic well-being and food security of producers and consumers of food in Uganda. Many households are both agricultural producers and consumers and have little access to other sources of livelihood (UBOS 2007). For these households, the declining productivity is particularly serious. Evidence is presented in this paper that improved agricultural inputs and extension information contribute to higher yields, but rates of adoption of improved agricultural inputs are low and many farmers have no access to extension services. Despite the low productivity, marketed surplus as a share of total agricultural output has increased for many food crops (PMA 2007).
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spelling CGSpace1539332025-11-06T05:11:25Z Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006 Kraybill, David Bashaasha, Bernard Betz, Michael yields productivity marketing surpluses Recent trends in Ugandan agriculture indicate output is increasing for most crops but at a declining rate. The pervasive decline in output per unit of input (factor productivity) threatens the economic well-being and food security of producers and consumers of food in Uganda. Many households are both agricultural producers and consumers and have little access to other sources of livelihood (UBOS 2007). For these households, the declining productivity is particularly serious. Evidence is presented in this paper that improved agricultural inputs and extension information contribute to higher yields, but rates of adoption of improved agricultural inputs are low and many farmers have no access to extension services. Despite the low productivity, marketed surplus as a share of total agricultural output has increased for many food crops (PMA 2007). 2012 2024-10-01T13:58:27Z 2024-10-01T13:58:27Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/153933 en Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute Kraybill, David; Bashaasha, Bernard; Betz, Michael 2012. Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/153933
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productivity
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Kraybill, David
Bashaasha, Bernard
Betz, Michael
Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006
title Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006
title_full Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006
title_fullStr Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006
title_full_unstemmed Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006
title_short Production and Marketed Surplus of Crops in Uganda, 1999-2006
title_sort production and marketed surplus of crops in uganda 1999 2006
topic yields
productivity
marketing
surpluses
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/153933
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