Nigerian Journal of Agricultural Economics

The COVID-19, a pandemic which affected millions of lives caused a decline in the living standards of many households. Households who were economically secured before bec [...]

This study analyzed the effects of oil spillage on the standard of living of farm households in oil-spilt and non-oil spilt agrarian communities of Bayelsa State, Nigeria [...]

The study analyzed maize production among beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries of Microfinance Bank loan in Akure-South, Ondo State, Nigeria. It described the socio-econom [...]

Nigeria must increase its current level of plantain production to meet the demands of its ever-growing population and exploit the crop’s foreign exchange earning potentia [...]

Despite the promise and attractiveness of CSAPs, climate-related shocks still pose a huge threat to agricultural sector and food security and affects men, women, boys, an [...]

The problem of market failure in developing economies forces farmers to use production inputs way below their optimal levels. It can also spur them to explore multiple pr [...]

Agribusiness has in recent times received increasing attention from the development partners owing to its potential for increasing Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and reduct [...]

The study assessed the willingness of cassava farmers to diversify into orange-fleshed sweet potatoes (OFSP) production for a resilient post-COVID-19 future. Data collect [...]