Shiferaw Demissie Tola; Beira H. Meressa; Diriba Muleta; Fassil Assefa(2025-01-06)
Hot pepper is a popular crop in Ethiopia, widely cultivated for consumption and as a significant
source of income for smallholder farmers. It also contributes to the overall economy of the
country. Among vegetables and ...
Soil is the most important natural resources which support all fauna and flora of the world. The
whole creation depends on the soil which is the ultimate foundation of life existence. Soil erosion
is a global environmental ...
Forest plays an important role in the global carbon cycle as carbon sinks of the terrestrial
ecosystem. Carbon stock estimation enables us to understand carbon stocks' current status
and derive its near-future changes. ...
Majority of the People in Ethiopia rely on eucalyptus for socioeconomic benefits. As a
result,
the conversion of farmlands into eucalyptus woodlots has sparked
significantly. There has been still a concern on eucalyptus ...
This research study focuses on nominal land valuation assessment in Tome Gerera Kebele,
utilizing the Land PKS and SLLC alongside the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and
Geographic Information System (GIS) techniques. ...
Wetlands provide critical habitats for a wide range of bird species, playing a significant role in
biodiversity conservation. This study examines the spatial distribution, relative abundance
seasonal variation, and ...
Tekalign Feyissa Ayenew; Amsalu Mitiku; Ibrahim Aliyi(2025-08-27)
In Ethiopia, increasing household food security is largely dependent on the adoption of improved
teff variety. The main goal of this study was to examine how the adoption of improved teff variety
affected on the ...
This thesis' primary goal was to evaluate the effects of urban sprawl on agricultural communities
and land usage in the surrounding area of Chancho Town, Central Ethiopia. The term "urban
sprawl" describes the dispersion ...
Taha Gidi Abawari; Zerihun Kebebew; Amsalu Tilahun(2025-05-27)
Eucalypts tree is native to Australia and widely planted for various uses in the different parts of
Ethiopia integrating into the various farming systems, this study aim is to assess the overall
socioeconomic and ...
This study investigates factors affecting the use of market information by wheat farmers and
its impact on their income in Omo Beyam district, Jimma Zone, and Southwest Ethiopia.
Two-stage sampling procedures was chosen ...
Nezif She Kemal; Tefari Tolera; Dereje Hamza(2024-10-27)
Farm household participation in improved maize seed production program is more profitable
than non-improved maize seed, but it were constrained by inadequate and untimely supply of
inputs, inadequate extension contacts, ...
This study explores the various factors that influence farmers' participation in Participatory
Forest Management (PFM) within the Didesa District of the Buno Bedele Zone in southwestern
Ethiopia. The research specifically ...
Soil acidity is one of the major obstacles to soybean production in south western Ethiopia,
reducing availability of phosphorus (P) which plays a crucial role in the energy-intensive
process of nitrogen fixation. ...
Mohammed Ali; Tadesse Mosissa; Amsalu Tilahun(2025-05-27)
Land use land cover change (LULCC) is one of the most challenges that aggravate
environmental problems. Understanding the scope of LULCC, driving forces, and
consequences is crucial for proper management of water and ...
Agroforestry is a sustainable land management approach that integrates trees, crops, and
livestock to enhance agricultural productivity, biodiversity conservation, and agroecological
resilience. Despite its potential, ...
Sweet sorghum is a cereal crop that can grow for multiple purpose uses. Despite its global
significance and potential, it faced genetic erosion, due to its low productivity and low
farmers’ preferences over grain ...
In developing countries the main livelihood is based on agriculture and it is characterized by
backward technologies and limited resources to attain food security by smallholder farmers.
The aim of this research is, ...
The gradual decrease in land holdings for food production is alarming over time to meet the
increasing food demand of the increasing population all over the world particularly in
developing nations like Ethiopia. ...
Traditional knowledge of medicinal plants and their use by indigenous cultures are not only useful for
conservation of traditions and biodiversity, but also for healthcare and drug development in the present
and future ...
Soybean is high quality protein source for resource poor families and oil crop in Ethiopia,
but low phosphorus levels and soil acidity limit yields in the Buno Bedele area. Therefore,
the aim of this study is to ...