Technology validation and transfer

As farming in Ethiopia is heavily dependent on animal traction, technologies that are based on this power source were envisaged to be appropriate for better management of Vertisols. Hence, the Joint Vertisol Project (JVP) began research on improved Vertisol technology that included 1) the use of an...

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Main Authors: Asamenew, G., Beyene, H., Haile, Aynalem, Negatu, W.
Format: Informe técnico
Language:Inglés
Published: International Livestock Centre for Africa 1993
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50041
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author Asamenew, G.
Beyene, H.
Haile, Aynalem
Negatu, W.
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Beyene, H.
Haile, Aynalem
Negatu, W.
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Haile, Aynalem
Negatu, W.
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description As farming in Ethiopia is heavily dependent on animal traction, technologies that are based on this power source were envisaged to be appropriate for better management of Vertisols. Hence, the Joint Vertisol Project (JVP) began research on improved Vertisol technology that included 1) the use of an animal-drawn broadbed maker (BBM) to facilitate surface drainage and 2) the use of appropriate seeds, fertiliser and early planting. The aim of the technology verification and transfer were to verify the economic viability and acceptability of the BBM/Vertisol technology package and to popularies the technology so as to encourage large-scale adoption. A comparison of economic returns from crop grown with Vertisol technology package and traditional methods in selected Ethiopian highlands.
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spelling CGSpace500412025-11-04T14:08:25Z Technology validation and transfer Asamenew, G. Beyene, H. Haile, Aynalem Negatu, W. vertisols technology transfer farmers farm implements plant production economic analysis As farming in Ethiopia is heavily dependent on animal traction, technologies that are based on this power source were envisaged to be appropriate for better management of Vertisols. Hence, the Joint Vertisol Project (JVP) began research on improved Vertisol technology that included 1) the use of an animal-drawn broadbed maker (BBM) to facilitate surface drainage and 2) the use of appropriate seeds, fertiliser and early planting. The aim of the technology verification and transfer were to verify the economic viability and acceptability of the BBM/Vertisol technology package and to popularies the technology so as to encourage large-scale adoption. A comparison of economic returns from crop grown with Vertisol technology package and traditional methods in selected Ethiopian highlands. 1993 2014-10-31T06:08:43Z 2014-10-31T06:08:43Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50041 en Open Access application/pdf International Livestock Centre for Africa
spellingShingle vertisols
technology transfer
farmers
farm implements
plant production
economic analysis
Asamenew, G.
Beyene, H.
Haile, Aynalem
Negatu, W.
Technology validation and transfer
title Technology validation and transfer
title_full Technology validation and transfer
title_fullStr Technology validation and transfer
title_full_unstemmed Technology validation and transfer
title_short Technology validation and transfer
title_sort technology validation and transfer
topic vertisols
technology transfer
farmers
farm implements
plant production
economic analysis
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