Productive growth exits side by side with food insecurity just as planned supply does not equate actual soybean supply at all times in Nigeria. Hence, the need to invistigate the speed of response of planned supply of soybean to actual supply for food security is imperative. Time...
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G. I. Isaiah, N. C. Ehirim, I. U. O. Nwaiwu, K. H. Anyiam, C. O. Obi-Nwandikom, O. C. Enoch, E. I. Nnorom, U. M. Olumba, O. I. Adjaero, I. J. Onyedum & F. O. Uwechi·Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting·2026
This study examined the macroeconomic drivers of agricultural productivity and food security in Nigeria from 1980 to 2020, with a comparative assessment of the military era (1980-1998), democratic era (1999-2020), and the combined period. The analysis focused on selected macroeco...
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The increased incidences of farming risks have been a challenge among smallholder farmers in Nigeria. This study set out to assess risk management strategies among arable crop farmers in Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. The proportion of risk in arable cro...
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