Subconjunctival wuchereria bancrofti in Calabar: A case report

Etim, Bassey; Udoh, Martha-Mary E; Abatai, Mercy

doi:10.4103/1115-2613.278646

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“…farmers' production strategies are influenced by technical aspects related to agricultural production and farm structure, differences in farming motivations also play an important role in farmer decision making [1]. Taking decisions to manage resources in a precautionary and responsible manner in order to protect the health and wellbeing of current and future generation and the environment should be top in the priority list of all farmers [2]. According to [3] Agricultural productivity growth is considered a key pathway to resolving poverty and food insecurity issues in developing Africa.…”

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Farmers’ Motivation In Organic Rice Farming In Gempol Village, Karanganom District, Klaten Regency

Indardi

Nugroho

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Organic rice innovation has several advantages, such as a higher selling price, better health aspect, and environmentally friendly, and more and more farmers are interested in innovating. There is a government policy to develop it. Farmers plant organic rice because they have motivation. This motivation study utilized Maslow’s needs theory, intending to describe the motivation of farmers in organic rice farming in Gempol Village, Karanganom, Klaten. The data were analyzed descriptively using scoring techniques, obtained through the census research method, namely interviewing 37 organic rice farmers in Gempol Village. The results revealed that the average score regarding the motivation of organic rice farmers in Gempol Village was 92.39 (67.39%) from a score range of 25 - 125, categorized as “high”. In more detail, the motivation needs of physiological, social, appreciation, and self-actualization were all in the high category, while the safety needs belonged to the moderate category. To meet the needs for a sense of security, farmers should invest some of their organic rice income in livestock activities, whether large or small livestock, or poultry.

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confidence: 99%