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    The exposure and adoption of New Rice for Africa (NERICAs) among Ghanaian rice farmers: What is the evidence?

    The exposure and adoption of New Rice for Africa (NERICAs) among Ghanaian rice farmers: What is the evidence? by Asuming-Brempong, S.K.O, Gyasi, K.A, Marfo, A, Diagne, A, Wiredu, A.N, Asuming Boakye, A, Haleegoah, J

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    Impact of oil palm-related activities on women’s empowerment in Ghana

    Impact of oil palm-related activities on women’s empowerment in Ghana by Etuah, S., Ohene-Yankyera, K., Aidoo, R., Haleegoah, J., Wiggins, S., Henley, G.

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    IDENTIFYING SEED UPTAKE PATHWAYS: THE SPREAD OF AGYA AMOAH RICE CULTIVAR IN SOUTHWESTERN GHANA

    IDENTIFYING SEED UPTAKE PATHWAYS: THE SPREAD OF AGYA AMOAH RICE CULTIVAR IN SOUTHWESTERN GHANA by MARFO, K. A., DORWARD, P. T., CRAUFURD, P. Q., ANSERE-BIOH, F., HALEEGOAH, J., BAM, R.

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    Embodied Livelihoods and Tomato Farmers' Gendered Experience of Pesticides in Tuobodom, Ghana

    Embodied Livelihoods and Tomato Farmers' Gendered Experience of Pesticides in Tuobodom, Ghana by Zseleczky, Laura, Christie, Maria Elisa, Haleegoah, Joyce

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    Identifying Seed Uptake Pathways: The Spread of Agya Amoah Rice Cultivar in South Western Ghana

    Identifying Seed Uptake Pathways: The Spread of Agya Amoah Rice Cultivar in South Western Ghana by Marfo, K.A, Dorward, P.T, Craufurd, P.Q, Ansere-Bioh, F, Haleegoah, J, Bam, R

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    Eliciting Willingness‐to‐Pay through Multiple Experimental Procedures: Evidence from Lab‐in‐the‐Field in Rural Ghana

    Eliciting Willingness‐to‐Pay through Multiple Experimental Procedures: Evidence from Lab‐in‐the‐Field in Rural Ghana by Banerji, A., Chowdhury, Shyamal, Groote, Hugo, Meenakshi, J. V., Haleegoah, Joyce, Ewool, Manfred

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