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Motivations, enablers and barriers to the adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices by smallholder farmers: Evidence from the transitional and savannah agroecological zones of Ghana
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Agricultural investments and hunger in Africa modeling potential contributions to SDG2 – Zero Hunger
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Poisson Count Models to Explain the Adoption of Agricultural and Natural Resource Management Technologies by Small Farmers in Central American Countries
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Do ICT based extension services improve technology adoption and welfare? Empirical evidence from Ghana
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Attitudes towards mobile banking: are there any differences between users and non-users?
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Testing for Zero Inflation in Count Models: Bias Correction for the Vuong Test
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Regression Models for Count Data from Truncated Distributions
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Adoption of Zai technology for soil fertility management: evidence from Upper East region, Ghana
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An adoption model for mobile banking in Ghana
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Technology adoption in small-scale agriculture
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The Impact of Mobile Use on Teenagers’ Socialization
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Setting the Record Straight on Precision Agriculture Adoption
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Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation, Spatial Spillover and Agricultural Green Development—Taking 30 Provinces in China as the Research Object
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