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This book offers new insights into the ongoing agricultural transformation in Africa. Presenting case studies, macro-level simulations, and relevant surveys, it analyzes food crops and agri-food policy challenges and their implications in various African countries. In addition, it discusses how current African agri-food policies could be improved to achieve the continental vision of sustainable development in light of the African Union's Agenda 2063.
The respective contributions address topics such as drivers of technical efficiency among smallholder maize farmers; farm management practices; agri-food infrastructure policies; food security; agricultural growth; and financing for and investment in agricultural production. Accordingly, the book appeals to scholars of economics and agricultural studies and to anyone interested in the agricultural transformation of Africa.
Contents
1. The Introduction: Pandemic Preparedness and A-Platonic Policies for Transforming Africa's Agri-food Systems.- 2. Technical Efficiency and Poultry Farming in Nigeria.- 3. Economics of Sesame Marketing in Nigeria.- 4.Analysis of Smallholder Maize Farmer's Technical Efficiency and Farm Management Practices in the West Region of Cameroon.- 5. Structure, Conduct, and Performance of Tomato Retailers in Abeokuta South, Ogun State, Nigeria.- 6. Determinants of Credit Accessibility and Performance of Smallholder Rice Farmers: A Case of the West Region of Cameroon.- 7. Cereal Crops Yield, Food Security and Agricultural Growth in Nigeria: A Vector Error Correction Model Approach.- 8. Climate Variability and Arabica Coffee Production in Uganda.- 9. Effect of Private Investment and Exchange Rate on Groundnut Production in Nigeria: 1980-2016.- 10. Climate Change and Agricultural Output: The Need for Policy.- 11. A Vector Error Correction Model Approach to Government Agricultural Expenditure on Agricultural Growth in Nigeria Under the Period of Uninterrupted Democracy (1999-2020).- 12. Public External Debt, Domestic Private Investment, and Agricultural Output Nexus: Empirical Evidence from Nigeria.- 13. Conclusion: Agri-food Deepening, Sustainable Development Planning, and Policy Platonicity.
