mechanization

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In Bangladesh, a newly available device takes the hassle out of starting the engine of two-wheel tractors, particularly for women entrepreneurs.

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FACASI project explored ways to address access to appropriate mechanization solutions.

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CIMMYT’s mechanization team is in a quest to build the perfect machine for each farmer.

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Source: The Herald (21 May 2019)

Announcement by Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement was made at CIMMYT FACASI project meeting.

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Research shows African farming households are far more dependent on hire labor markets, and much more inclined to hire mechanization services, than previously thought.

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New study shows African farming households are far more dependent on labor markets, and much more inclined to hire mechanization services, than previously assumed.

Podcasts

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Dubbed the “Uber for the farm”, Hello Tractor’s app easily allows tractor owners to rent their machinery to farmers and to improve business and operations.

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Young farmer’s investment in a reaper saves him time, money and dignity, while helping others in the community.

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An increasing number of youth across eastern and southern Africa are creating a stable living as entrepreneurs in agricultural mechanization service provision.

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The manual gives practical guidance for service providers in rural areas, where family farmers commonly lack capital to invest in farm power.

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Country Representative for Research and Partnerships and Systems Agronomist
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A CIMMYT project aims to increase soil fertility through direct row planting of major crops in Ethiopia, such as maize, wheat and teff.