The role of seed producer cooperatives (SPCs) in the Ethiopian seed sector and their
contribution to seed supply improvement have received attention from researchers …

Maize became increasingly important in the food security of Ethiopia following the major
drought and famine that occurred in 1984. More than 9 million smallholder households …

This paper examines the domestic political economy of so-called 'land-grabbing'in Ethiopia,
assessing the motivations of the Ethiopian government, which has strongly promoted foreign …

This article argues that, in Ethiopia, the aim to transform the performance of smallholder
agricultural production is driven by the twin imperatives of economic growth and political …

The paper employs the computable general equilibrium (CGE) model of the Oromia region
of Ethiopia to assess the macroeconomic impacts of agricultural policy on agricultural growth …

During the post-Green Revolution era, numerous improved wheat varieties were released
and disseminated to enhance tolerance to biotic and abiotic stresses and increase …

Seed policies primarily concentrate on the formal seed system, which supplies Sub-Saharan
African countries less than 20% of the total seed demand and involves only a limited number …

Seed security is central to crop production for smallholder farmers in developing countries,
but it remains understudied in relation to long-term seed sector development. Here, we …

One of Ethiopia's main challenges is increasing wheat production and productivity by
designing and implementing an appropriate wheat policy. The country has a wheat supply …

Climate change is already negatively affecting Sub Saharan African agriculture. One of the
most effective ways to adapt on farm is to switch crop varieties. This technological change …