Effects of microcredit on agricultural production among small scale farmers in Kura lga of Kano state Department:Agricultural Extension and Management By: mbccafesrcoe Project ID: 7850 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1 Price:₦4000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractThis study focused on the Effect of Micro Credit on Agricultural Production among farmers in Kura Local Government Area, of Kano State, Nigeria. The study had the following objectives to determine the relationship between access to agricultural credit and farmers' productivity to determine the level of agricultural productivity in relation to agricultural credit and to determine the relationship between utilization of agricultural credit and the level of agricultural productivity among farmers in Kura local government area of Kano State Nigeria. Besides, the study opted for a Descriptive survey design approach with a target Population of 1000 respondents consisting of 850 local farmers and 150 members of the farmers Association operating in the area. The sample size of 285 was obtained by using the Slovene’s formula. Closed-ended questionnaires, structured individual interviews and focused group discussions were the instruments of data collection used. Data was analysed using Descriptive Statistics, Pearson Linear Correlation Coefficient as well as Content Analysis. Based on the findings from the study, it was revealed that farm land are personally owned by the farmers, thus, leading to difficulties in harvesting the entire land due to unavailability of sufficient funding. Equally, it has been discovered that lack of access to agricultural credit has negative consequences on the level of productivity among farmers. In some instances where the farmers have access to the credit, it has been discovered that there is adequate utilisation of the facility. However, the study recommends that there is a need for more intervention from agricultural financial institutions to complement the ones currently in operation. It is also recommended that such agricultural financial institutions should have direct connections with the rural farmers for easy access, supervision and control of the facility for improved utilisation and increase in agricultural productivity among farmers. ...Preview Download Preview +Other Agricultural Extension and Management project topics and materials you might be interested in»Poultry farming - a veritable tool for economic empowerment in Makurdi, Benue state, Nigeria»Growth and yield response of N.P.K fertilizer to Amaranthus Caudatus Linnaeus»An assessment of problems and prospects of rabbit production»Assessment of post harvest losses using PHL visual losses model of pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (l.) Millspaugh) at Yankaba market, Kano state»Economic analysis of dry season pepper marketing»Assessment of information and communication technologies usage among vegetable farmers in Makurdi local government area of Benue state»Survey on biological and chemical insect pest control methods in crop production»Post harvest and storage losses in tomato»Establishment of moringa plantation at college of agriculture»Effect of wind erosion and its control measures»Socio-economic determinant of village extension agent use of information and communication technology in extension services in Tarka local government area of Benue state»An assessment of groundnut production - problem and prospects»Analysis of radio frequency identification technology in the management of small livestock»Economic survey of the losses from deforestation in Kontagora local government area of Niger state, Nigeria»Analysis of local chickens marketing in Charanchi local government area