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Exploring Household's Climate Change Adaptive Capacity In Tanzania: The Case Of Smallholder Tea Growers In Muheza District | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | May,2022 premium
Tea is among climate-sensitive crops, a minor change in temperature and precipitation has adverse effects on green leaf production. Despite the low adaptive capacity of the community, Tanzania's government through its smallholder tea growers continues to undertake various mitigation and adaptation strategies to fight against changing climate and its related
Alternative Dispute Resolution (adr) - Trends In The Euphemism For Subjugation To Power Struggles In Labour Processes: A Commentary | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Human Resource | May,2022
This article explores how Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is mediated by institutionalized law and is shaped by power issues in practice. Existing research findings are tracked along the path of time in the trends in ADR. ADR dangles speed and accessibility to parties in a dispute yet the framework underpinning
Evaluation Of The Effects Of Covid-19 Pandemic Outbreaks On Basic Science School Curriculum Implementation In Junior Secondary Schools In Ekiti State, Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | Apr,2022
This study evaluated the effect of the COVID -19 pandemic on Basic Science implementation in the teaching and learning of Basic Science in junior secondary schools in Ekiti State. The research procedure involves descriptive research of survey type. Participants were 320 Basic Science students randomly selected across four Local Government
The Role Of The Principal In Shaping The School Climate | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | Apr,2022
The purpose of this quantitative study was to investigate the relationship between the role of the school principal and the school climate. The population of this study consists of five schools located in various parts of the Greek territory. Quantitative data were obtained using two questionnaires, the Leadership Questionnaire and
Vegetation Indices Efficiency For Six Solomon Islands Tree Species With Open Source Gis | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Forestry | Apr,2022
Leaf area index and vegetation indexes are used in production ecology since the 1960s. The relative foliar areas on wild seedlings of six tree species were estimated by four vegetation indexes at the Honiara Botanical Garden, and their accuracy determined by their closeness to maximum likelihood classification outcomes of the
Rural-urban Migration For Employment In Kisumu Central Sub-county, Kenya| Researchjournali's Journal Of Geography | Apr,2022 super premium
The unemployment, unstable and low-paying jobs in the urban centers compel most migrants to live in slums and informal settlements. The latter is associated with poor living conditions and moral breakdown thus forcing migrants to adopt coping strategies to survive. The objective was to evaluate the coping strategies adopted by
Relapse Risk Factors Across Socio-demographic Patterns Of Persons Admitted With Substance Use Disorder In Selected Rehabilitation Centres In Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Apr,2022
An understanding of the impact of risk factors for relapse can be instrumental in developing more targeted treatment to reduce relapse rates. This paper examined the relapse risk factors across socio-demographic patterns of persons admitted with substance use disorder. Objectives of this study were; to determine the levels of hazardous
Effect Of Different Fertilizer Rates And Harvesting Methods On Banhji Shoot | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Mar,2022
Although soft banhji shoots produce good quality tea, they are not desirable because they become coarse rapidly. Further more, banhji shoot prevents development of the shoot thereby contributing to yield reduction. Where possible, it is desirable to reduce banhji shoots. Mechanical harvesting is becoming the option in many countries including
Comparison Of Soil Ph Between Tea Fields Under Hand And Mechanical Tea Harvesting | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Mar,2022
In Tanzania, mechanizing tea harvesting is becoming a necessity. Through the available knowledge, it is known that mechanical tea harvesting is non selective as such it takes more biomass from the plant than hand method. Moreover, the extent of damage to the plant is also higher. Because of these differences,
The Impact Of Environmental Heterogeneity On The Phenotypic Variation In Both Morphology And Life History Traits Of Pelophylax Ridibundus In Saudi Arabia | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Mar,2022
Aim: Phenotypic plasticity is known as the capacity to change in response to different environmental conditions and if these changes imply reversible transformations, it is known as phenotypic flexibility. This plasticity includes changes in behavior, physiology, morphology, growth, life history and demography. Developmental constraints may place a limit on the
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