Overcoming the Obstacles to Farm Economic Development in the Less-Developed Countries

A Development Planning Model for Technological Change in Agriculture

“…Via focus on new practice adoption, much of their research has been concerned with speeding, in terms of time, the rate at which technological change and accompanying levels of increased output occur [2, 3,4,13,19]. Not only do shifting levels of technology change the productivity of all resources but also they generate timing problems in scheduling required complementary resources [ 7]. In fact, the complementary resources are frequently crucial to a determination of the changing productivities.…”