Determinants of Rice Yield in Central Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

Murtaza, Murtaza; Ahmad, Waqas; Israr, Muhammad; Khan, Aftab Ahmad; Hamdullah, Hamdullah; Shah, Syed Attaullah

doi:10.17582/journal.sja/2022/38.1.117.127

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“…The study was based on a judgment sampling of 120 respondents. Similarly, a study by Ali et al (2022) found increased rice productivity in Pakistan through the use of labor hours, irrigation and fertilizer. The study was based on the Cobb-Douglas production function.…”

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Determinants of Rice Production in Nepal

Joshi,

Techato,

Phoungthong

et al. 2023

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Rice as a major cereal crop is getting the attention of policymakers all over the world. Amidst the different changing climatic conditions across the globe, researchers are focusing on the study of determinants of rice production from a different perspective. This study also has made an effort to investigate the determinants of rice production in Nepal taking annual mean temperature, cultivation area, fertilizer used, and precipitation rate as the independent variable by the use of the Auto Regressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) Model. The data analysis from 1990 to 2019 showed that annual mean annual temperature and fertilizers have a long-term, favorable and significant impact on rice production. Whereas cultivation area has a short-term significant impact. Precipitation and cultivation area did not have a long-term effect on rice production. The study recommends prioritizing the expansion of rice cultivation area and area-specific practices for adapting to climate change for increasing rice production in the scenario of an almost stable cultivation area in the last two decades.

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Determinants of Rice Production in Nepal

Joshi,

Techato,

Phoungthong

et al. 2023

SJA

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“…Thus, the above issues amongst others peculiar to rice farmers reinforce the need to assess the determinants of rice production from a geosocial perspective. It has been reported that labour hours, urea fertilizers, and irrigation significantly bolster rice yield in Pakistan (Ali et al, 2022) Some authors have cited factors that militate against rice productivity to include poor infrastructure, insufficient or unavailability of irrigation facilities, unavailability of high yielding varieties, unreliable rainfall, importation as well as difficulty in sourcing machinery and funding (Ita et al, 2013;Kadiri et al, 2014;Koirala et al, 2014;Onyekwena, 2016;Tanko et al, 2016;Adenuga et al, 2016;Ugalahi et al, 2016;Niang et al, 2017;Mogga et al, 2019;Hayat et al, 2020).…”

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Assessment of climate variability and the determinants of rice productivity in Southeastern Nigeria

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The study assessed the variabilities in climate and key factors of rice production in southeastern Nigeria. Trend analysis and spatial interpolation expressed the spatiotemporal variabilities in the climate and rice yield. Copies of the questionnaire were used to assess four hundred and eighty farm households from 12 local government areas. Other analyses included descriptive statistics, logistic regression, and Productivity Index. The farmers’ socioeconomic characteristics show that the majority (62% of them are young males aged between 30-39 years. Over 80% of them were married while about 72% has household sizes between 5-9 persons. A greater proportion (54%) of them generate between N240,000.00 (578 USD) to N480,000.00 (1156 USD) annually. About 96 % have a farming experience above 10 years, while 50% have basic education (primary education). Logistic regression shows that sex (0.02), category of the farmer (0.00), age (0.03) (0.00), educational qualification (0.02) (0.00), membership of cooperative society (0.00), extension workers’ visit (0.03) were the statistically significant determinants of rice productivity in the area. The area experiences significant rising temperatures and declining rainfall. This trend is more obvious in Ebonyi state. Study results acknowledge the necessity of an enabling environment for rice farming through adequate rural infrastructure, improved rice varieties, access to information, and improved government policies, programs, and interventions to accommodate non-ADP rural rice farmers in order to enhance rice production against the unwanted climate changes

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Determinants of Rice Yield in Central Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan

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Determinants of Rice Production in Nepal

Determinants of Rice Production in Nepal

Assessment of climate variability and the determinants of rice productivity in Southeastern Nigeria

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