“Review on engaging the youth in agribusiness”

Baidoo, Jacqueline; Brobbey, Maame Kyerewaa

doi:10.1080/23311886.2023.2193480

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“…Youth who come from a family farm may potentially inherit land [12,47,48]. Therefore, managing a family business could be an option in their future career [12,49,50].…”

Section: Red Clustermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Youth who come from a family farm may potentially inherit land [12,47,48]. Therefore, managing a family business could be an option in their future career [12,49,50]. For some, this is not seen as an advantage because they feel compelled to do so [49], for others it is perceived as a boon [47].…”

Section: Red Clustermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Aspiration refers to a "desire or ambition to realize something" and it is linked to the individuals' goals for their future. Everyone's aspiration is built on internal and external sources [12][13][14]. An internal source is defined as originating within the individual (personal interest and abilities), while an external source is defined as originating from someone or something outside the individual (family expectations and needs, life circumstances, etc.)…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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An Agricultural Career through the Lens of Young People

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The lack of young people engaged in agriculture threatens future food security and social balance. The agricultural sector and rural areas are experiencing an aging demography. The data confirm the global historical trend of a shortage of young people deciding to pursue careers in agriculture and remaining in rural spaces. Understanding young people’s views on agriculture is the key to supporting their participation in the sector by examining the unattractive factors that influence their perceptions. This study aims to explore these factors through a literature review of the past 10 years, applying the PRISMA model. We used VOSviewer to identify the key elements linked in a co-word map and revealed four clusters that mainly influence young people’s perceptions. The reviewed papers are from developed and developing countries, as our approach seeks to transcend the national boundaries that often delimit analyses on generational renewal. The study brings out the common factors that affect youth’s choice in agriculture, highlighting their perceptions and aspirations. The discussions and conclusion aim to provide a different perspective to understand the decision-making process of young people toward an agricultural career.

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“…Youth who come from a family farm may potentially inherit land [12,47,48]. Therefore, managing a family business could be an option in their future career [12,49,50].…”

Section: Red Clustermentioning

confidence: 99%