Demographic factors and perception in rhizobium inoculant adoption among smallholder soybeans (Glycine max L. Merryl) farmers of South Kivu Province of Democratic Republic of Congo

 

30th November 2020

Academic Journal

 

 

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Ndusha Bintu Nabintu, Onwonga Richard Ndemo,Nabahungu Leon Sharwasi, Mushagalusa Nachigera Gustave, Kazamwali Muzee,Keya Shellemia Okoth

 

Abstract

The use of rhizobium inoculants fertilizer in soybean production has been practiced for over a century all over the world, but in Africa, the technology is relatively new. Rhizobium inoculants have been disseminated in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by Nitrogen 2 Africa (N2AFRICA) project of CIAT and later IITA since 2010. However, demographic factors and perception in rhizobium adoption remain unknown. We assessed the demographic factors and perception in rhizobium inoculant adoption among 193 smallholder soybeans farmers of South Kivu Province of DRC.

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