Indigenous knowledge practices and the role of gender in rice production in Ini, Nigeria

I. Akpabio, Go Akankpo
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This study documents indigenous knowledge practices of rice farmers in Ini, South-South Nigeria, and also ascertains the role of gender in the whole production process. The ultimate aim of the study is to provide information, to assist the Northern Akwa-Ibom Swamp Resources Development Programme (NASRDP) to actualize its mandate to revitalize rice production in the State. It has been revealed that male and female gender play complementary roles in the rice production process and that both should be targets of extension offerings, in aid of improved rice production. Recommendations are also proffered for effective programme implementation.
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尼日利亚尼尼的土著知识、做法和性别在水稻生产中的作用
本研究记录了尼日利亚南南Ini稻农的土著知识实践,并确定了性别在整个生产过程中的作用。这项研究的最终目的是提供资料,协助北阿卡瓦-伊博姆沼泽资源开发方案实现其振兴该州稻米生产的任务。据透露,男性和女性在水稻生产过程中发挥互补作用,应作为推广产品的目标,以帮助改善水稻生产。还提出了有效执行方案的建议。
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