Search Results - Plot (narrative)

“It’s like having three children when it comes to cooking with my husband” by Podieh, Kenza

“…This method consists of three different readings of each interview; each reading focussing on different parts of the narrative. For this research, the readings focussed on the overall plot, the voice of ‘I’ and the socio-cultural domain, which consisted of the socio-cultural and the corporeal domain introduced in Allen & Sachs’ (2007) conceptual framework. …”
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Forest structure and composition under contrasting precipitation regimes in the high mountains, Western Nepal by Bhatta, K.P., Aryal, A., Baral, H., Khanal, S., Acharya, A.K., Phomphakdy, C., Dorji, R.

“…Stratified random sampling was used to study 16 plots, each measuring 500 m2 and near the tree line at an elevation range of 3000 to 4000 m across different precipitation conditions. …”
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Tangled crises in Turkana: investigating the spread of Prosopis in Kenya's northern drylands by Derbyshire, Samuel F., Leakey, Acacia, Lowasa, Lucas

“…Since its introduction, etirae has spread relentlessly, invading riparian land, encroaching on cultivation plots and growing to new heights and thicknesses. …”
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Understanding sustained adoption of conservation agriculture among smallholder farmers: insights from a sentinel site in Malawi by Innocent Pangapanga-Phiri, Ngoma, Hambulo, Thierfelder, Christian

“…In essence, this paper offers a different perspective to the current narrative that CA systems are too complex and knowledge intensive to be adopted despite its long-term promotion and significant investments. …”
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Farmers’ perceptions on the effectiveness of push pull technology to control maize stem borer (Chilo Partellus) in Gatsibo District of Rwanda by Nezehose, Marthe

“…The material was analyzed using a framework (thematic) analysis of farmers ‘narratives about the push pull technology. Maize harvest during three consecutive growing seasons (2016A, 2017A and 2018A) showed a remarkable and continuous increase of yield in push pull plots, in comparison with a maize monoculture. …”