Research Paper Archive
Evaluation Of Maize-cowpea Intercrop Growth, Yield And Yield Components As Affected By Sowing Dates Under Rainfall In Mubi, Northern Guinea Savanah Of Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | Jan,2018
Intercropping grain legume with cereals primarily increases diversity, and ensures stability of output. The timing of planting the component is however, critical in attaining this purpose. Maize and cowpea cultivars differing in maturities and growth habits were intercropped using four different sowing dates under field conditions at Mubi (100 6’
Influence Of Ethics On Financial Performance In Tanzanian Local Government Authorities | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Business Ethics | Jan,2018 premium
Financial misconducts in Tanzania Local Government Authorities (hereafter named LGAs) have been recurring for years despite efforts taken to offset them. In this paper level of financial performance in Tanzanian LGAs and influence of ethics on financial performance in Tanzanian LGAs are reported on. A questionnaire, focus group discussions and
Solid Waste Transportation In Tamale Metropolis | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Ecology | Jan,2018
Increasing environmental concerns and the emphasis on materials and energy are overwhelmingly changing the modus operandi of solid waste management as a whole and its transportation in particular. This study targeted Tamale metropolis so that a comprehensive and workable as well as efficient approach to solid waste management could be
The Impact Of Population Aging On Economic Growth In Botswana| Researchjournali's Journal Of Economics | Jan,2018 super premium
This study sought to find out if population aging had a negative impact on economic growth in Botswana for the period 1980-2012. To achieve this, the study adopted the Muggeride (2010) model and modified it to fit data available in Botswana. This model used GDP per capita as a proxy
Analysis Of Listening Preferences Of Hospitality Management Students | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | Jan,2018
The objective of this research is to determine listening preferences of students majoring in hospitality management utilizing Watson and Barkers' listening preference scale. A study which uncovers the listening preferences of the students will assist the faculty in better understanding the students and aid in their lesson preparation.
The Obstacles To Real Estate Valuation Best Practice In Nigeria | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Entrepreneurship | Jan,2018
The consensus of researchers is that property valuations are generally not accurate estimates of market values for a variety of reasons. Real estate valuation practice is impacted by the level of economic development, national and regional peculiarities with country specific differences having influence on appraisal and creativity in valuation methods.
Effect Of Watering
Interval On The
Growth Of Jojoba (simmondsia Chinensis L.) Seedlings In The
Drylands Of Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Forestry | Jan,2018
Water is a scarce resource in arid areas and over 80% of Kenya is arid and semi-arid. A trial was conducted to assess the best watering interval for jojoba nursery plants in dry-lands of Kenya. The watering intervals of: daily (1), 2, 4 and 6 days were applied as treatments.
Assessing The Economic Potential Of Non-timber Forest Products On Rural People’s Livelihood: Evidence From Two Districts In Ghana | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Forestry | Jan,2018
Non-Timber Forest Products are seen as a major contributor to household’s livelihoods, as in the form of subsistence or as a source of income. However, within the context of Ghana there are no data to prove this commonly held assertion. Therefore, this study investigated the economic potential of Non-Timber Forest
Does Participatory Forest Management Practices Lead To Forest Regeneration And Improved Community Livelihood? Successes And Challenges In Nabkoi Forest, Kenya | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Forestry | Jan,2018
Participatory Forest Management (PFM) in Kenya was initiated in 2007 to engage forest adjacent communities in forest conservation and in return benefit from timber, non timber and environmental services. Studies were therefore carried out to understand the success and challenges of PFM practices on forest regeneration and community livelihood in
Urban Sprawl, Agricultural Land Use And Food Security In Shai Osudoku District, Ghana | | Researchjournali's Journal Of Geography | Jan,2018 premium
Shai Osudoku, a District known as the food basket of Greater Accra Region of Ghana is experiencing the sprawl phenomenon. Agricultural lands, which serves as the main source of livelihood to many in the District, has been encroached by urban sprawl processes. This study focuses on urban sprawl, agricultural land
