U. N. Emiri
Department Of Agricultural Education, Isaac Jasper College Of Education Sagbama, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
Efficiency Of Npk And Organic (poultry) Manure Combinations On The Performance Of Maize (zea Mays) And Their Influence On Soil Properties At Different Irrigation Regimes
A field experiment was carried out to evaluate the effect of irrigation and soil amendment. (NPK and poultry manure) on the performance of maize and the impact on soil chemical properties at Isampou, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. The experiment design was split-plot fitted into randomized complete blocks. Irrigation regimes (20,000; 25,000 and 30,000 l ha-1 + NPK 200kg ha-1) were assigned

Dr. Francess Dufie Azumah
Lecturer Department Of Sociology, Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science And Technology
The Effects Of Family Size On The Investment Of Child Education, Case Study At Atonsu-buokro, Kumasi
The study critically examined family size and its effects on the investment of child’s education in Atonsu-Bokro. Specific issues that were critically reviewed included among other things the influences of large family size on school enrolment, the effect of family size on students‟ academic performance and whether family size affects child’s educational attainment. A systematic sampling technique and purposive sampling

Emmanuel Kwakye Adjei
Teaching Assistant Department Of Sociology, Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science And Technology
Assessing Farmers’ Challenges Towards Safety Measures On Use Of Hazardous Agricultural Chemicals In Rwanda: Case Study Of Vegetable Growers In Kamonyi District, Southern Province
Hazardous agricultural chemicals use in Rwanda is being increased due to the need of increase in yield on every type of crops to meet the market satisfactory. In horticulture farmers have been using different pesticides almost every growing season, with different challenges leading to improper use and resulting in environmental and human hazard. This study attempts to investigate the farmer’s

John Onzaberigu Nachinaab
Mphil Candidate In Sociology, Department Of Sociology, Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science And Technology
Proximate, Antinutritional And Mineral Composition Of Some Pasture Plants Growing In Vom, Nigeria
The growing human and livestock population in many developing countries has led to competition for arable land between farmers and livestock keepers. This has led to clashes in many communities and necessitated the call for solution to the problems. Among the methods suggested to ease the problem is the establishment of ranches in order to limit the movement of livestock.

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