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Toward an integrated agricultural information consolidation scheme for farmers in the Nigerian rural areas
It is assumed that farmers in the Nigerian rural areas require three types of information: technology-oriented, product-demand oriented, and input-supply oriented. Extension workers have been disseminating the first type of information to the inadvertent neglect of the other two types. The farmers h...
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