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The Constraints Of Agricultural Development

Type Project Topics
Faculty Agriculture
Course Agriculture and Development Extension
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Key Features:
- No of Pages: 48

- No of Chapters: 03
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Introduction:

Abstract

Agriculture is the most basic form of human activities in the whole world. It is the most important occupation. Infact, the source of food and development in Oredo Local Government Area. Yet agricultural development is still at primary level in study area. The research looks at the climate, soils, relief, economic market and social factors as constants of agricultural development in the study area. The farmers from the Local Government Area were randomly selected. 200 questionnaires were distributed to various farmers in the area of study.

Table of Content

Title



Abstract



Table of content



CHAPTER ONE



Introduction



Problem of study



Significance of study



Limitation



CHAPTER TWO



Literature review



CHAPTER THREE



Research methodology



CHAPTER FOUR



Analysis of data collection



CHAPTER FIVE



Conclusion and recommendations



Recommendation



Bibliography



Questionnaire

Introduction

Agriculture is the most basic form of human activities in the whole world. It includes the cultivation of crops as well as rearing of animals for human uses. Today in Nigeria, about 70% of its population is engaged in this activity. Despite the large number of people engaged in this activity in the country and the whole world in general, the activity is not 100% successful. Norman (1981) grouped the development of agriculture in the world into four. Thus: physical, social, economical and political constraints. In the developed countries the physical and economic constraints are taken care of: now left with the problem of the land scarcity.



In the developing countries especially in the Savannah (Sudan and Sahel) where there is series of aridity condition, the most dominant problem in every country or nation, at least must have one or two of these problems which militate against the development of agriculture in the region.
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