Vol. 44 No. 2 (2016) | South African Journal of Agricultural Extension

Published: 2016-12-06

The comparative role of independent and intervening variables on influencing the adoption of nitrogen fertilization among maize growers in the Njombe District

C.P. Msuya

1-18

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The sustainable agriculture imperative: implications for South African agricultural extension

R.H. Khwidzhili, S.H. Worth

19-29

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Factors affecting sustainability of land reform projects in Ehlanzeni District Mpumalanga Province, South Africa

T.D. Manenzhe, E.M. Zwane, J.A. van Niekerk

30-41

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The sustainability of small scale cane growers through youth involvement in north coast region of Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

W.M. Ntshangase, S.C. Ngiba, J.A. van Niekerk, E.M. Zwane

42-51

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Verification of the existence of food security projects in Limpopo Province, South Africa

T.J. Nesengani, M.J. Mudau, V.O. Netshandama

52-58

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Public extension agents’ need for new competencies: evidence from a climate variability study in Limpopo Province, South Africa

D.B. Afful

59-70

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Perceptions of extension advisors on privatization and outsourcing as an option for development paradigm in Limpopo Province and the lessons for future

E.M. Zwane

71-83

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An extension approach to close the gap between suppliers and users of agrometeorological services in the South-Western Free State of South Africa

G.N.C. Zuma-Netshiukhwi, C.J. Stigter

84-98

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The implications of a weak public extension service for the productivity performance of Karoo agriculture

B.I. Conradie

99-109

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Weak and or non-existent farmer-research-extension linkage structures, a cause for concern: the Nyanga District Perspective, Zimbabwe

Z.S. Nyamupangedengu, S.E. Terblanché

110-120

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Mobile phone use by small-scale farmers: a potential to transform production and marketing in Zimbabwe

B Masuka, T Matenda, J Chipomho, N Mapope, S Mupeti, S Tatsvarei, W Ngezimana

121-135

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A comparison of project participants and extension officers' perception regarding knowledge of production in agricultural projects in the North West Province, South Africa

M.B. Matiwane, S.E. Terblanché

136-146

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Poultry-based poverty alleviation projects in Ehlanzeni District Municipality: do they contribute to the South African government’s ‘developmental state’ ambition?

M.H. Dube, J Francis, L.L. Maliwichi

147-157

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A survey of lick supplementation and management practices of commercial beef farmers in the Zastron District

L.A. Foster, P.J. Fourie, F.W.C. Neser

158-166

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Farmers’ perception of agricultural extension service delivery in Germiston Region, Gauteng Province, South Africa

S Maoba

167-173

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Stakeholders’ perceptions about visibility and accountability of the state agricultural extension in Nquthu Area, KwaZulu Natal Province, South Africa

P.P.K. Hlatshwayo, S.H. Worth

174-185

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Attitude of agricultural professionals towards their wards taking agriculture as a career in Kwara State, North Central Nigeria

O.D. Olorunfemi, F.O. Oladipo, T.O. Oladele, O.I. Oladele

186-194

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Assessing socio–economic factors influencing adoption of legume-based multiple cropping systems among smallholder sorghum farmers in Soroti, Uganda

D Ekepu, P Tirivanhu

195-215

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Suggesting a new paradigm for agricultural extension policy: the case of West African countries

K.A. Abdu-Raheem, S.H. Worth

216-230

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Challenges facing the agricultural extension landscape in South Africa, quo vadis?

K.E. Davis, S.E. Terblanché

231-247

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Factors influencing extension service delivery in maize production by using agricultural innovation system in Morogoro and Dodoma regions, Tanzania

C.P. Msuya, R.M. Wambura

248-255

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Rural farmers’ perspectives on stock theft: police crime statistics

W Maluleke, R.J. Mokwena, L.L. Motsepa

256-274

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