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Title: FACTORSAFFECTINGADOPTIONOFWHEATROW PLANTING TECHNOLOGYTHECASEOFHAGEREMARIAMNAKESEMWOREDA, NORTHSHEWAZONE,AMHARAREGION,ETHIOPIA
Authors: MULUGETA, BIZUNESH
Keywords: :Rowplantingtechnology,Adoption,Wheat,BinaryLogisticRegressionmodel.
Issue Date: May-2018
Publisher: ST. MARY’S UNIVERSITY
Abstract: ThisstudywasconductedinNorthshewa Zone,northern Ethiopia.Itsaim wastofind outthestatusoftoassessfactorsaffectingadoptionofuseofrowplantingtechnology onwheatproduction.Thestudyappliedthree-stagesamplingtechniques,i.e.purposively, stratifiedandrandom samplingtechniques.Inordertoachievetheseobjectives,147rural householdswereselectedrandomlyfollowingprobabilityproportionaltosamplesize technique. Both primaryand secondarydata were used.The data were analyzed byusing descriptive statistics like mean,standard deviation,percentages and frequency distribution.Inferentialstatisticssuchast-testandchi-square(2)testswerealsoused todescribecharacteristicsofadopterandnonadopterhouseholds.Thesurveyresult showsthatabout54.42%and45.58%ofsamplerespondentswerefoundtobeadopter andnonadopterofwheatrowplantingtechnologyrespectively. Thestudyemployedlogisticregressionmodeltoanalyzeandfindoutthestatusofto assessfactorsaffectingadoptionofuseofrowplantingtechnologyonwheatproduction inthestudyarea.And,accordingtotheeconometricresult,outof13explanatory variablesfivewerefoundtohavesignificant.ThesewereAgeofthehouseholdhead, cultivatedfarm size,oxenownership,SoiltypeandFamilysizewhiletheremaining 8(eight) explanatoryvariablesnamely;sexofthehousehold,farmingexperience, educationallevel,extension contact,participation in training,credituse,fertilizer applicationanddistancetothemarket
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