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Willingness to adopt insect farming among smallholders in Sub-Saharan Africa: cross-country survey evidence

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By Mohammed Hussen Alemu, Dagim Belay, Zewdu Abro, Søren Olsen, Geoffrey Maxwell Malinga, Jacob Paarechuga Anankware, Monica A. Ayieko, John Kinyuru, Silvenus O. Konyole, Nanna Roos, Philip Nyeko, Evans Nyakeri, Amos Acur, Charles Adino Ng’ong’a, Shadrack Kwaku Debrah
| Nature Verified
Abstract Agri-food systems in developing countries face risks such as climate change, conflicts, and input constraints that undermine food security and nutrition. Transitioning to sustainable systems with alternative proteins, such as insect farming, offers a nutritious, environmentally friendly, and accessible option. Insect farming is expanding, supported by public–private partnerships to improve food security, nutrition, and smallholder livelihoods.
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Agriculture | Free Full-Text | Farmers’ Perceptions of Maize Production Constraints and the Effects of Push-Pull Technology on Soil Fertility, Pest Infestation, and Maize Yield in Southwest Ethiopia

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By Mekonnen Sime, Shifa Ballo, Zewdu Abro, Desalegn Amlaku Gugissa
| MDPI
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