Factors Associated with the Continuality of Agricultural Innovation Adoption in Sabah, Malaysia

Jamsari, H; Jasmine, A; Norhamidah, J; Suwaiba, Z; Nordin, Mohamad Sahari

doi:10.5539/jsd.v5n1p47

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“…Agricultural producers have a higher propensity to adopt innovative technologies when there are potential financial returns [11]. Motivations related to potential financial returns can be considered logical given the economic nature of mango production.…”

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Local Narratives on the Adoption of Mango Integrated Crop Management Technologies in Samal Island, Philippines

Anastacio,

Camacho, Jr.,

Lapitan

et al. 2024

Indonesian J. Agric. Res

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The adoption of agricultural technologies is imperative in improving the performance of the local agriculture sector in the Philippines. Numerous technology-based development projects have been implemented across the country. The Mango ICM project was one of these interventions. It was carried out in the Island Garden of Samal, Davao del Norte (IGaCoS) with the objective of supporting the local mango industry through the promotion of environmentally sustainable technologies. Years since project completion, challenges have been raised in relation to technology adoption. To understand the adoption dynamics in IGaCoS, this study dissects the complex nature of the Mango ICM technologies and the perception and reception of the local producers towards them. This study is grounded on the narratives gathered through a series of in-depth interviews with key informants and local mango producers. Results show that although the potential benefits of the extended technologies were recognized, the existing local labor and market arrangements created barriers to technology adoption. The nature of technology, market arrangement, and financial constraints were the identified reasons for the non-adoption of the local mango producers

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Section: Financial Returnsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Local Narratives on the Adoption of Mango Integrated Crop Management Technologies in Samal Island, Philippines

Anastacio,

Camacho, Jr.,

Lapitan

et al. 2024

Indonesian J. Agric. Res

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Effect of Farmers Socio-economic Toward Adoption Level of Agricultural Technology in Sigi Regency Indonesia

Alam¹

2015

J. of Applied Sciences

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Effect Characteristics of Farmers on the Level of Technology Adoption Side-Grafting in Cocoa Farming at Sigi Regency-Indonesia

Effendy

Hanani²,

Setiawan³

et al. 2013

JAS

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This research aimed to determine the level of adoption and effect of characteristics of farmers on the level of adoption side-grafting technology on cocoa farming. The research was conducted at Palolo District, Sigi Regency-Indonesia. Sample size as big as 98 cocoa farmers and sampling was done by simple random. The results showed the level of technology adoption side-grafting on cocoa farming was still low. Characteristics of farmers such as ethnic, age, cocoa farming experience, and frequency followed agricultural extension of significant effect on the level of technology adoption side-grafting on cocoa farming at Sigi regency-Indonesia.

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Factors Associated with the Continuality of Agricultural Innovation Adoption in Sabah, Malaysia

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Local Narratives on the Adoption of Mango Integrated Crop Management Technologies in Samal Island, Philippines

Local Narratives on the Adoption of Mango Integrated Crop Management Technologies in Samal Island, Philippines

Effect of Farmers Socio-economic Toward Adoption Level of Agricultural Technology in Sigi Regency Indonesia

Effect Characteristics of Farmers on the Level of Technology Adoption Side-Grafting in Cocoa Farming at Sigi Regency-Indonesia

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