This paper investigates farmer perceptions of climate variability and change in rural North-
west Ghana and compares with analyses of daily rainfall data (from 1960–2016) and …

Perception of climate change and variability supported by local knowledge has helped to
advance understanding of climate change and its impacts on agricultural land-use systems …

Climate change is increasingly emerging as the most significant environmental threat to
sustainability of human livelihoods in Ghana, as in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa. A …

The study examines how farmers' observations of climate variability and change correspond
with 42 years (1970-2011) meteorological data of temperature and rainfall. It shows how …

Even though copious knowledge has been advanced in the extant literature on climate
variability and change. Two schools of thought exist—one that views farmers' perceptions of …

Sustainable agriculture is embedded in the relationship between humans and climate,
especially in attitudes towards climate change, the rates of change and the impact of such …

Ghana's susceptibility to climate change is well documented and the agricultural sector
which is the backbone of the country's economy is one of the most vulnerable sectors to the …

Climate variability and impact have been an endemic challenge to smallholder farmers who
largely depend on rainy weather for livelihoods in semi-arid north-western Ghana. Many …

Research findings indicate that most African countries are vulnerable to climate change as a
result of challenges such as poverty, weather extremes, and insufficient governmental …

This study examines smallholder farmers' cropping decisions in North-west Ghana under
climate variability and change (CVC). It aims to understand the matches and mismatches …