Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety

This poster presents a data-driven success story from the 1000FARMS platform in Tanzania, where participatory on-farm testing (tricot) was combined with socio-economic segmentation to better understand how farmers select groundnut varieties. Rather than analyzing preferences solely by gender, the te...

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Main Authors: 1000FARMS Platform, de Sousa, Kaue
Format: Brief
Language:Inglés
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/178702
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description This poster presents a data-driven success story from the 1000FARMS platform in Tanzania, where participatory on-farm testing (tricot) was combined with socio-economic segmentation to better understand how farmers select groundnut varieties. Rather than analyzing preferences solely by gender, the team led by the Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute and CIMMYT identified three distinct farmer segments based on production roles, market access, and experience. Over four growing seasons, 1,805 farmers tested 57 varieties, and their feedback led to the release of two new groundnut varieties. The results challenge simplistic assumptions and demonstrate the importance of experience, economic roles, and market access in shaping varietal preferences. This work shows how integrating farmer-centered data into breeding can generate more inclusive outcomes and targeted innovation.
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spelling CGSpace1787022025-12-11T02:07:34Z Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety 1000FARMS Platform de Sousa, Kaue farmers data collection breeding data analysis market intelligence This poster presents a data-driven success story from the 1000FARMS platform in Tanzania, where participatory on-farm testing (tricot) was combined with socio-economic segmentation to better understand how farmers select groundnut varieties. Rather than analyzing preferences solely by gender, the team led by the Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute and CIMMYT identified three distinct farmer segments based on production roles, market access, and experience. Over four growing seasons, 1,805 farmers tested 57 varieties, and their feedback led to the release of two new groundnut varieties. The results challenge simplistic assumptions and demonstrate the importance of experience, economic roles, and market access in shaping varietal preferences. This work shows how integrating farmer-centered data into breeding can generate more inclusive outcomes and targeted innovation. 2025-03 2025-12-10T13:56:28Z 2025-12-10T13:56:28Z Brief https://hdl.handle.net/10568/178702 en Open Access application/pdf 1000FARMS Platform; de Sousa, K. (2025) Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety. 2 p.
spellingShingle farmers
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breeding
data analysis
market intelligence
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de Sousa, Kaue
Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
title Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
title_full Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
title_fullStr Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
title_full_unstemmed Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
title_short Market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among Tanzanian farmers: A data-driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
title_sort market intelligence to understand groundnut preferences among tanzanian farmers a data driven approach shows that gender is not the only factor behind farmer choice of crop variety
topic farmers
data collection
breeding
data analysis
market intelligence
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/178702
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