Volume 6, Issue 16, 2020 (In Progress)

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Agricultural enterprises in Bangladesh are highly vulnerable to extreme and aberrant weather conditions. To face such threats of climate change farmers utilize their own knowledge or practices that varies for different geographies. To boost production several scientific innovations are evolved and disseminated by the service providers in recent times. However, literatures suggest that traditional local technologies offer solutions to numerous climate change impacts. The importance of such local technologies has not been assessed holistically from the perspective of climate-smart agriculture (CSA). Therefore, the aim of the study is to explore the prospects for promoting indigenous technologies along with the dissemination of recent innovations by extension agencies for sustainable food production as well as CSA. The study was based on the qualitative data collected from primary and secondary sources from climate hotspots of Bangladesh.

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Analysis

Integrating traditional and modern adaptation practices towards climate-smart agriculture in Bangladesh

Awal MA

Agricultural enterprises in Bangladesh are highly vulnerable to extreme and aberrant weather conditions. To face such threats of climate change farmers utilize their own knowledge or practices that varies for different geographies

Discovery Agriculture, 2020, 6(16), 113-126

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Assessing the positions of actors in alternative food networks using connectedness and proximity: Kenyan organic vegetables

Josphat Njenga Gichure

The novelty of the emerging concept “alternative food network” provides a great potential to boost the organic sector in Kenya. A census of all stakeholders in Nairobi’s organic fresh produce value chain was done using semi-structured questionnaires with Ucinet Version 6 used to analyze connections

Discovery Agriculture, 2020, 6(16), 127-134

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Research

Effect of seeding rates on the performance of some wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) genotypes under Fayoum conditions

Ekram A Megawer, FS Abd-El Samie, KH Ghallab, Hayam A Shallaby

A field experiment was conducted during 2017/2018 and 2018/2019 seasons at the research farm (Dar El-Ramad), of Faculty of Agriculture, Fayoum University, Egypt, to investigate the effects of three seeding rates

Discovery Agriculture, 2020, 6(16), 135-143

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