• Nature and cost of participation in farmers field school: case study from north wollo administration zone, Ethiopia 

  Gebreyes, M.G.; Mattee, A.Z. (2013)

  This research was conducted on Integrated Pest Management (1P11/1) Farmers Field School (FFS) project of Save the Children - UK in North Wollo Administration Zone, Ethiopia. The objectives of the study were to assess ...
• Characteristics of agriculture technology and application of an agricultural innovation system in Tanzania 

  Mgumia, A.H.; Mattee, A.Z.; Kundi", B.A.T. (Routledge, 2015)

  The globalisation of the world economy and advancements in science, including the use of biotechnology for agricultural production has subjected agricultural technologies to market forces for their generation and ...
• The application of the agricultural innovation system approach in technology development in Tanzania: researchers' perceptions and practices 

  Mgumia, A.H.; Mattee, A.Z.; Kundi, B.A.T. (Routledge, 2015)

  This paper examines the perceptions of researchers towards features of the innovation system approach. It also examines the extent of incorporation of these features into Tanzania's existing National Agricultural Research ...
• Contribution of innovation intermediaries in agricultural innovation: the case of agricultural R&D in Tanzania 

  Mgumiaa, A.H.; Mattee, A.Z.; Kundi, B.A.T. (Routledge, 2015)

  With the current global economic reforms and advances in science, the move has been towards privatisation of the agricultural knowledge infrastructure. However, inadequate capacity of agricultural entrepreneurs and the ...
• Factors influencing intensity of adoption of integrated water management innovations in the semi-arid areas of north-eastern, Tanzania 

  Masuki, K.; Mutabazi, K.; Mattee, A.; Tumbo, S.; Rwehumbiza, F.; Mowo, J. (2014-11-30)

  The semi-arid areas of north-eastern Tanzania are faced by regular incidences of intra-seasonal dry spells which pose negatively impact on crop yields. The situation has forced farmers to practice different types of ...
• The past, present and future of Urban Agriculture in Tanzania 

  Mvena, Z. S. K (1999-06)

  Urban agriculture in Tanzania has been in existence for many decades. Presently urban agriculture is both extensive and intensive. Urban farmers come from all walks of life. From highly placed government civil servants ...
• Utilization of medicinal plants by waluguru people in east uluguru mountains Tanzania 

  Mahonge, C. P. I.; Nsenga, J. V.; Mtengeti, E. J.; Mattee, A.Z. (2006)

  A study was done to assess utilization of medicinal plants in Nyachilo village situated in eastern Uluguru Mountains, Tanzania. Semi-structured questionnaires were administered and informal discussions conducted to ...
• Empowering farmers? collaborative research at Sokoine University of Agriculture, Tanzania 

  Mwaseba, D. L.; Kaarhus, R.; Johnsen, F. H.; Mattee, A. Z.; Mvena, Z. S. K (2015-06)

  This article presents experiences with collaborative and on-farm research based on the implementation of a four-year Programme for Agricultural and Natural Resources Transformation for Improved Livelihoods (PANTIL) at ...
• Accessibility and utilization of agricultural information among women farmers: the case of Korogwe District, Tanzania 

  Mniambo, B. D.; Mattee, A. Z.; Mhando, D. G. (2010)

  This study was conducted in Korogwe district involving 100 women farmers randomly selected from four villages. Household data was collected using a structured questionnaire, and supplemented by interviews for key informants ...
• Reforming Tanzania’s agricultural extension system: the challenges ahead 

  Mattee, A. Z. (1994)

  The agricultural extension system in Tanzania has faced many problems, of which the key seems to be the poor institutional, administrative and organizational structure of the extension services. Recently, the Tanzanian ...
• Epidemiology of hepatitis E virus infection in pregnant women in sekondi-Takoradi Metropolis, Ghana 

  Tettey, R. M. K. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2019)

  Infections caused by hepatitis E virus (HEV) constitute a global public health burden. Worldwide, over 20 million new cases of asymptomatic infections, 3.4 million illnesses and 70 000 deaths due to HEV occur each year. ...
• Cooking and Eating Quality of Rice Yellow Mottle Virus Resistant Rice Mutants: Its Implications for Future Breeding Work 

  Mlozi, M. R. S.; Luzi_Kihupi, A. (Tanzania J.Agric.Sc., 2008)

  The study was conducted to evaluate the cooking and eating quality of mutant lines Obtained from irradiating a local cultivar, Supa. Five early maturing mutant lines plus two controls, IR! 53234-27-1 and Supa were evaluated ...
• Information and the problems of urban agriculture in Tanzania:intentions and realizations 

  Malongo, M.R.S (University of British Columbia, 1995)
• Farmers' perceptions of contract farming in Tanzania: a case study of Mtibwa out-grower sugar cane scheme in Morogoro Region 

  Martin, R.; Mwaseba, D. L. (2015-06)

  Globally, the role of contract farming for improving farmers' livelihoods has been a topic of interest and controversy for at least the past four decades. While some research . findings recommend contract farming as ...
• Factors that affect adoption of Hybrid Maize in Mwanga District: implications for continuing education 

  Msuya_Bengesi, C. P. (Institute of Continuing Education, 2005-01)

  This study investigated factors that influence the adoption of hybrid maize in Mwanga district and the implications for continuing education. Data for the study was collected from ninety randomly selected farmers in two ...
• Contemporary challenges of agricultural extension service delivery in Tanzania 

  Isinikal, A. C.; Ngetti, M.; Rwambali, E. G. (Institute of Continuing Education, 2008-12)

  Agricultural extension services in Tanzania have always been considered to be weak since they have often not lived up to peoples' expectations in terms of their contribution to the development process. Yet under the ...
• Agricultural Extension Reform in Tanzania: Vision and Guiding Principles 

  Rutatora, D. F.; Rwenyagira, B. W. (Institute of Continuing Education, 2005-01)

  A case is made for the need for agricultural extension reform in Tanzania. The paper not only brings to light issues which necessitate agricultural extension reform such as financing, privatization of extension services, ...
• Agricultural extension through participatory approaches: Lessons from UMADEP, Morogoro, Tanzania 

  Rutatora, D. F.; Mattee, A. Z,; Mgumia, A. H. (Institute of Continuing Education, 2005-01)

  The Uluguru Agricultural Development Project (UMADEP) uses a combination of Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA), Participatory Technology Development (PTD), Farmer Groups and Farmer to Farmer extension approaches. ...
• Efficacy of Conventional Extension Approaches: A Case of Morogoro District, Tanzania 

  Mlozi, M. R. S. (Institute of Continuing Education, 2005-01)

  In Tanzania, smallholder the adoption of agricultural and livestock recommended practices and technologies is remains constrained. At the hub of the problems is the limited level of knowledge and skills, which is compounded ...
• Land Degradation and Smallholder Farmers’ Response: A Case of Villages in the Southern Parts of Ludewa District, Iringa Region 

  Haule, C. B. M.; Mlozi, M. R. S.; Mulengera, M. K. (Tanzania Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2013)

  A cross sectional study was conducted to investigate response of smallholder farmers to land degradation in the southern parts of Ludewa District. The study involved 240 respondents randomly selected from stratified ...

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