Agricultural Mechanization Demand by Smallholder Farmers in Oromia - Challa, Tamrat Gebiso
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Draught power, important agricultural input that mostly affects farm productivity is becoming important problem of Ethiopian agriculture as DAPs are decreasing and mechanization/tractorization/ is most important solution. This study examines factors influence farmers tractor use in Oromia. Data was collected from 160 sample HHs. Data included challenges to provide tractor rental service and farmers WTP. Partial budgeting ensured that percentage profitability over traditional practice for hired tractor was 35.91 and 13.11 for wheat and teff respectively. Tobit model result shows that…mehr

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Draught power, important agricultural input that mostly affects farm productivity is becoming important problem of Ethiopian agriculture as DAPs are decreasing and mechanization/tractorization/ is most important solution. This study examines factors influence farmers tractor use in Oromia. Data was collected from 160 sample HHs. Data included challenges to provide tractor rental service and farmers WTP. Partial budgeting ensured that percentage profitability over traditional practice for hired tractor was 35.91 and 13.11 for wheat and teff respectively. Tobit model result shows that educational level, landholding, rental station distance, extension contact, farm fragmentation, land suitability for tractor operation, tractor quality, hired labor, oxen number, and family labor determine WTP while, education level, landholding, farm fragmentation, hired labor and land suitability for tractor operation influence the intensity. To enhance agricultural mechanization human Capital development, strengthening extension services and supply of tractor and availing credit for purchase of small tractors are recommended. Moreover, farmers should pool their farm land to economize their farm.
Autorenporträt
The author was born in 1982 in South-west Shewa. Completed his secondary school at Dejazmach Geresu Duki in Wolisso. He got BSc from Alemaya University, the then Haramaya in 2005 in Agricultual business management. He was employed in Oromia Agr. Research Institute then joined Haramaya for his MSc and graduated in Agricultural Economics in 2011.