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Cooperative success for Cambodia's small-scale rice farmers

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By Simeon Kaitibie, Michael Lyne Verified, Narith Roeun
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Agricultural cooperatives (ACs) are an appealing innovation in developing country agriculture because AC membership can improve benefits to farmers through multiple pathways. First, ACs can improve farmers’ access to resources and services that increase farm income through higher yields (Abdul-Rahaman & Abdulai, 2018; Ainembabazi et al., 2017; Getnet & Anullo, 2012; Ma et al., 2022).
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Food Security Strategy, Macroeconomic Dynamics and Food Import Sensitivity in Qatar

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By Simeon Kaitibie, Alanoud Al-Maadid, Hansini Ranjan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Despite substantial wealth, Middle Eastern countries such as Qatar have limited agricultural land, and water resources and therefore remain highly dependent on food imports. Qatar has high per capita income supported by large hydrocarbon export revenue. However, it has extremely limited arable land and freshwater resources, and these constraints are intensified by a hot and arid climate.
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Heterogeneous impacts of GlobalGAP adoption on net income in small‐scale pineapple farming in Ghana: Does farm size matter?

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By B. Annor, Simeon Kaitibie, Michael Lyne Verified
| Wiley Online Library Verified
2 FEATURES OF GLOBALGAP CERTIFICATION RELEVANT TO GHANA'S SMALL-SCALE PINEAPPLE FARMERS GlobalGAP is a farm assurance standard established in 2007 by a consortium of European food retailers as an upgrade to the former EUREPGAP standard with a global focus aimed at ensuring hygienic and safe food production (Kuwornu & Mustapha, 2013).
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Farm and Livelihood Characteristics After ITM Vaccination Against East Coast Fever in Tanzania

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By van Wijk, Felix Lankester, Vijesh V. Krishna, Simeon Kaitibie
| Frontiers
Introduction East Coast Fever (ECF), caused by the haemoprotozoan parasite Theileria parva and transmitted by ticks, causes considerable economic losses in 11 countries in Eastern, Southern and Central Africa. With about half of this region's 75 million cattle being at risk of ECF (1), losses caused by this disease are considerable, but quantitative assessments vary widely. For instance, in Tanzania the estimates of annual production losses due to ECF range from US$ 43 million [(2), cited by Ref.
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