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Do Governance Practices in Cluster Farming Improve Wheat Farmers' Profitability? Evidence From Ethiopia

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By Xiuguang Bai, Yuming Li, Amenu Leta Duguma
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Xiuguang Bai and Yuming Li have contributed equally to this work. X., Y.Li, A. L.Duguma, et al. 2026. “Do Governance Practices in Cluster Farming Improve Wheat Farmers' Profitability? Evidence From Ethiopia.” Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics1–21. Bai, https://doi.org/10.1111/1467-8489.70117. Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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The dynamic effects of irrigated land allocation on wheat production in Ethiopia - Scientific Reports

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By Amenu Leta Duguma, Agerie Nega Wassihun
| Nature Verified
Abstract Although previous studies in developing countries like Ethiopia have extensively documented the benefits of irrigation, these studies rely primarily on cross-sectional data. Consequently, analysis of the effects of irrigated land allocation on national crop production from a longitudinal perspective remains limited. This study examines the dynamic effects of irrigated land allocation on wheat production in Ethiopia, using World Bank and FAOSTAT data from 2000 to 2021.
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Exploring the effects, mechanisms, and heterogeneity of cluster agriculture on wheat production technical efficiency: evidence from Ethiopia

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By Xiuguang Bai, Amenu Leta Duguma
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BACKGROUND The Ethiopian government has promoted cluster farming to improve market access, commercialization, and the adoption of technology. Evidence regarding its impact on the technical efficiency (TE) of wheat production, the mechanisms involved, and the heterogeneous nature of these effects is limited.
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