Articles · Vol. 27 No 1-2 (2002): Afrique et développement

6 - Extension Needs of Women Cassava Farmers in Igueben and Esan Northeast Local Government Areas of Edo State, Nigeria

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  • Eddy Onemolease
    Eddy Onemolease
    Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension, Faculty of Agriculture, Ambrose Affi University, PMB 14, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria.
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Résumé

La promotion des femmes dépend de leur niveau d'instruction. Mais en quoi cette instruction pourrait-elle leur être utile quant à la production du manioc? Les réponses à cette question présupposent une compréhension de leur connaissance sur les pratiques modernes relatives à la production du manioc. Telles sont les questions soulevées dans cette étude. Les données sont collectées auprès de 120 fermières productrices de manioc dans deux communautés locales de l'État de Edo (Nigeria). Les résultats montrent que les enquêtées sont relativement jeunes, totalement analphabètes et ont des années d'expérience dans l'agriculture. Elles ont une grande connaissance des meilleures variétés de manioc et des fertilisants, alors qu'elles ignorent presque les herbicides et les pratiques agronomiques recommandées. Il y a dès lors une nécessité pour l'agence de développement agricole de concentrer ses efforts sur ces problèmes et fournir à ces femmes les informations relatives aux produits chimiques agricoles, aux possibilités des crédit et à celles offertes par le marché.

Eddy Onemolease, Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension, Faculty of Agriculture, Ambrose Affi University, PMB 14, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria. E-Mail: onemolea9e@yahoo.com

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    Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension, Faculty of Agriculture, Ambrose Affi University, PMB 14, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria.

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