Journals / Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry / 1998 / Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 4

Issues Related to Marketing and Extension for Sustainable Agricultural Production in Turkey

Pages
395–398
Publication Date
1998-04-01
DOI
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Public extension agencies in developing countries may therefore be concerned to direct their efforts to introduce contract farming models to rural areas, and to encourage private firms to disseminate information on the appropriate production methods.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Sustainable agriculture, although a difficult term to define operationally, includes the practice of low input agricultural production technologies.
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Key Findings & Data:An important condition to adopt these technologies is the access to markets for low input agricultural products.
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Conclusion & Impact:Public extension agencies in developing countries may therefore be concerned to direct their efforts to introduce contract farming models to rural areas, and to encourage private firms to disseminate information on the appropriate production methods.
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Abstract

Sustainable agriculture, although a difficult term to define operationally, includes the practice of low input agricultural production technologies. An important condition to adopt these technologies is the access to markets for low input agricultural products. Ability to market these products at profitable prices would provide incentives for farmers to adopt the necessary methods. Contract farming is considered to be an effective means to introduce new production technologies to the farmers by providing assurance on prices and markets for agricultural products. Public extension agencies in developing countries may therefore be concerned to direct their efforts to introduce contract farming models to rural areas, and to encourage private firms to disseminate information on the appropriate production methods.

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Sustainable agriculture, although a difficult term to define operationally, includes the practice of low input agricultural production technologies. An important condition to adopt these technologies is the access to markets for low input agricultural products. Ability to market these products at profitable prices would provide incentives for farmers to adopt the necessary methods. Contract farming is considered to be an effective means to introduce new production technologies to the farmers by providing assurance on prices and markets for agricultural products. Public extension agencies in developing countries may therefore be concerned to direct their efforts to introduce contract farming models to rural areas, and to encourage private firms to disseminate information on the appropriate production methods.

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AKGÜNGÖR, S., KUMUK, T. (1998). Issues Related to Marketing and Extension for Sustainable Agricultural Production in Turkey. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 4, 395–398. https://ajindex.com/articles/406030

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