Technology Transfer For Agricultural Growth In Adaa Woreda

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to assess the state of technology transfer for Adaa Woreda's agricultural growth. The significant of research were to increase crop productivity, increase the income, improve agricultural production techniques, and save time. This study's scope was limited to Adaa Woreda's agricultural productivity. The study used a mixed research approach, cross-sectional data, and primary and secondary sources to accomplish this goal. Questions about the primary data were gathered using questionnaires. The agricultural office in Adaa Woreda, as well as additional papers, provided the secondary data. A sample size of 193 respondents were used in the multiple stage method of sampling. The primary finding of this study was to analysis of crop productivity and which technology was more relevant than others factors by using Stata version 15 software application. The findings of the study to show that estimated results of gender, family size, land size, irrigation, fertilizer, improved seed and tractor were found significant and important determinants. The results of the multiple linear regression analysis on the determinants of agricultural productivity show that gender, family size, land size, irrigation, fertilizer, improved seed, and tractor are more significant than other factor.