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Comparison of Tier 1 and 2 Methodologies for Estimating Intake and Enteric Methane Emission por Balcha, Endale, Ndung’u, Phyllis, Wilkes, Andreas, Getahun, Daniel, Graham, Michael, Leitner, Sonja, Marquardt, Svenja, Mulat, Daniel, Merbold, Lutz, Worku, Tigist, Arndt, Claudia

“…The EFs calculated across all cattle categories (adult females, intact and castrated males, heifers, young makes, and calves) for IPCC Tier 1 (2019) default EFs were found to be 23-38 and 38-59% lower for the IPCC and ILRI Tier 2 methodology, respectively. …”
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Adopting a gender-transformative approach (GTA) to increase dietary diversity and decision-making of women: Evidence from a nutrition-sensitive intervention in Bangladesh por Nahar, Kamrun, Mahfuzul Haque, A.B.M., Hossain, Mohammad Mokarrom

“…The study aims to assess the effects of gendertransformative approaches to discussing nutrition- and gender-related problems that were implemented in the technical training portfolio for agriculture, aquaculture, nutrition and market development interventions targeting female beneficiaries and their husbands to challenge gendered barriers to agriculture, health and nutrition behaviors. …”
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Advanced training for researchers in Ethiopia on sheep and goat semen cooling technique por Rekik, Mourad, Getachew, Tesfaye

“…So far, small ruminant artificial insemination in Ethiopia relied on collecting fresh semen, processing it, and immediately inseminating the females; the whole process should be carried out at relatively constant temperatures between 37 and 35 ˚C and the time separating semen collection from deposition should not exceed 20-30 minutes. …”
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Socioeconomic effects of Oyo state government COVID-19 palliatives on poultry farmers por Akande, A., Ayedun, B.

“…Demographic results revealed that both males and females are involved in poultry farming; the average age of poultry farmers was 45 years, with an average family size of five. …”
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The DQQ is a valid tool to collect population-level food group consumption data: A study among women in Ethiopia, Vietnam, and Solomon Islands por Uyar, Betül T.M., Talsma, Elise F., Herforth, Anna W., Trijsburg, Laura E., Vogliano, Chris, Pastori, Giulia, Bekele, Tesfaye Hailu, Huong, Le Thi, Brouwer, Inge D.

“…Methods Cross-sectional data were collected among female participants aged 15–49 y in Ethiopia (n = 488), 18–49 y in Vietnam (n = 200), and 19–69 y in Solomon Islands (n = 65) to compare DQQ and 24hR data in proportional differences in food group consumption prevalence, percentage of participants achieving Minimum Dietary Diversity for Women (MDD-W), percent agreement, percentage misreporting food group consumption, and diet quality scores of Food Group Diversity Score (FGDS), noncommunicable disease (NCD)-Protect, NCD-Risk, and the Global Dietary Recommendation (GDR) score using a nonparametric analysis. …”
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AICCRA Facilitating Gender Smart Technologies Using Community Technology Parks por Yeboah, Stephen, Adomako, Joseph, Amankwaa-Yeboah, Patricia, Frimpong-Anin, Kofi, Haleegoah, Joyce, Eyram Amengor, Natson, Dalaa, Mustapha Alasan, Kyere, Reginald, Obeng, Faustina, Tepa-Yotto, Ghislain

“…Two hundred and seventy-four are using AICCRA technologies with 42% being female. AICCRA interventions have shown a high potential for improved yield and income this has important implications for climate policy in sub-Saharan Africa, particularly Ghana.…”
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Economic impact of peste des petits ruminants on small ruminant production in Senegal: Gender considerations within a system dynamics modelling approach por Aboah, Joshua, Campbell, Zoë A., Dione, Michel M., Kotchofa, Pacem, Ilboudo, Guy S., Wieland, Barbara, Lo, M.M., Rich, Karl M.

“…The least impacted household typology with the highest gross margins without PPR ($2429 USD per year) and the lowest percentage of loss (51%) was female-headed households with men and women doing management tasks and primarily women or girls doing routine activities. …”
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Restoring degraded landscapes and sustaining livelihoods: sustainability assessment (cum-review) of integrated landscape management in Sub-Saharan Africa por Zemadim, Birhanu, Desta, G., Cofie, Olufunke O., Tilahun, Seifu A., Mabhaudhi, Tafadzwanashe

“…In addition to the improvements in the yield of sorghum and maize (33% and 63%, respectively), rehabilitating the once marginal and abandoned landscape in Mali enabled landless and female-headed households to work together, improving the social cohesion among the groups. …”
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Counting the cost of agricultural support on nature, climate, nutrition, health and equity por Glauber, Joseph W., Laborde Debucquet, David

“…However, this would likely increase diet costs and hurt farm incomes for consumers in developed and developing countries, especially female-headed households and poorer households dependent on subsidies. …”
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Antibiotic use practices in semi-intensive production poultry systems in Laos por Phutthana, V.

“…Amongst the farmers interviewed, 60% were female, who often oversaw raising chicken in the survey farms. …”
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Africa RISING Tanzania- Maize Intensification Using Fertilizer por World Agroforestry Centre, Sokoine University of Agriculture

“…In 2015 about 292 farmers (Female 134 and Male 158) in 3 villages demonstrated the fertilizer technology on their baby plots using the application rates developed on the mother sites. …”
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Analysis of factors influencing the adoption of dairy technologies in Western Kenya. por Makokha, S.N.

“…Results of the descriptive analysis showed spatial variations in the following variables; proximity to urban areas, ethnicity, resource endowments among the male and female-headed households, priorities of the household head, disease prevalence, and adoption rates of dairy technologies. …”
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The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach?: A mixed methods study on causal mechanisms through which cash and in-kind food transfers decreased intimate partner violence por Buller, Anna Maria, Hidrobo, Melissa, Peterman, Amber, Heise, Lori

“…We conducted a mixed methods study that combined secondary analysis from a randomised controlled trial relating to the impact of a transfer programme on IPV with in-depth interviews and focus group discussions with male and female beneficiaries. A sequential analysis strategy was followed, whereby qualitative results guided the choice of variables for the quantitative analysis and qualitative insights were used to help interpret the quantitative findings. …”
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Pollen amount and viability in Mchare and selected wild (AA) banana (Musa acuminata) genotypes: prospects for breeding por Bayo, S.J., Massawe, V., Ndakidemi, P.A., Venkataramana, K., Mlaki, A., Mduma, H., Jomanga, K., Swennen, R., Brown, A.

“…Sources of resistance to these pathogens have been identified; however, partial male and female sterility impedes successful resistance introgression, complicating the breeding process. …”
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Assessment of upgrading strategies to improve regional food systems in Tanzania: Food processing, waste management and bioenergy, and income generation por Graef, F., Schneider, I., Fasse, A., Germer, J.U., Gevorgyan, E., Haule, F., Hoffmann, H., Kahimba, F. C., Kashaga, L., Kissoly, L., Lambert, C., Lana, M., Mahoo, H. F., Makoko, B., Mbaga, S. H., Mmbughu, A., Mkangwa, S., Mrosso, L., Mutabazi, K. D., Mwinuka, L., Ngazi, H., Nkonya, Ephraim M., Said, S., Schaffert, A., Schafer, M. P., Schindler, J., Sieber, S, Swamila, M., Welp, H. M., William, L., Yustas, Y. M.

“…The authors therefore attach importance to integrating different South–North and female–male awareness in assessments among scientists. …”
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Impacts of programs and organizations on the adoption of sustainable land management technologies in Uganda por Jagger, Pamela, Pender, John L.

“…Our analysis of household level involvement in organizations between 1990 and 2000 indicates that female-headed households, households with higher proportions of women, and households with higher levels of natural resource dependence were more likely than other households to be involved in organizations whose main focus was not agriculture or the environment. …”
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Cassava baseline report under the agricultural transformation in the Nigerian Federal States and Togolese Regions towards achieving Zero Hunger Project por Abioye, O., Gmakouba, T., Shaibu, A., Akande, A.

“…The distribution of gender varied, with females constituting 51.87% in Maritime, 50.25% in Plateaux-Est, and 45.45% in Plateaux-Ouest. …”
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Genomic prediction of yield traits in single-cross hybrid rice (Oryza sativa L.) por Labroo, Marlee R., Ali, Jauhar, Aslam, M. Umair, de Asis, Erik Jon, dela Paz, Madonna A., Sevilla, M. Anna, Lipka, Alexander E., Studer, Anthony J., Rutkoski, Jessica E.

“…In the overall population of study, parental genetic distance was significantly negatively correlated with mid-parent heterosis for yield per plant (r = −0.131) and potential yield (r = −0.092), but within female families the correlations were non-significant and near zero. …”
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Dog demography and ecology with reference to rabies in the Amhara region, Ethiopia por Adnie, L.Y., Jemberu, Wudu T., Woreta, A.B., Berju, A., Mengistu, A., Wondie, Z.T., Molla, W., Mekonnen, S.A.

“…Results: A total of 6609 dogs were estimated from 42 kebeles in the 12 study districts. The male-to-female ratio of dogs was 1.7:1.0, and the mean age of dogs was 3.2 years. …”
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Randomized controlled trial (rct) study on gender inclusive approach to improve the adoption of the Site Specific Fertilizer Recommendation (SSFR) using digital service in ethiopia por Arouna, A., Yergo, W.G., Aboudou, R., Gbede, T.R.

“…The average yield of wheat is 2.00 t ha-1 and the yield gaps were 51% and 61% for female and for male, respectively. In relation to food security and the poverty index, preliminary results showed that the most of farmers households have an acceptable level of dietary diversity, meal frequency and nutritional importance of the food groups consumed; and the poverty index of the population remains was 38%. …”
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