Consumer acceptance of leafy African indigenous vegetables: comparison between rural and urban dwellers

EO Gido, OI Ayuya, G Owuor… - International Journal of …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
Understanding consumer acceptance of leafy African indigenous vegetables (AIVs) is
important in enhancing their consumption levels to increase micronutrient intake. Cooked …

A stony track towards innovation in remote highland regions: agricultural intensification in the apricot sector of Northern Pakistan

M Köster, I Alam, J Rana, M Wiehle… - Agriculture & Food …, 2024 - Springer
Background Traditional farming practices of remote highland regions are usually well
adapted to the local agro-ecological and social conditions. There, introduced agricultural …

African indigenous vegetable marketing: examining the influence of socio-economic factors and market patterns in Tanzania

I Kazungu - Cogent Business & Management, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
While most studies on African Indigenous Vegetables (AIV) focused on their nutritional
values, household income and consumer attitudes, little has been documented on their …

Rural families food intake behaviour in relation to livelihood diversification, income differences and family size

S Haq, I Boz, P Shahbaz… - International Journal of …, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
The livelihood diversification significantly contributes to the family income having effect on
food varieties' consumption in rural families of different sizes. This study investigated the …

[图书][B] Assessment of value chain system for horticulture in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa including Newly Merged Districts (former FATA)

AW Rana, S Asghar, Z Haider, S Davies - 2021 - books.google.com
Rapid urbanization and rising income levels in developing countries, such as Pakistan,
changing diet habits, information and communication technologies, structural transformation …

[HTML][HTML] An analysis of marketing costs and margins of potato in District Peshawar Pakistan

AJ Butt, I Ullah, S Ali, KN Saddozai… - Sarhad Journal of …, 2022 - researcherslinks.com
Vegetables are perishable in nature, and it requires a well-established market to facilitate
the farmers for selling their produce at a reasonable price and make it accessible for ultimate …

[PDF][PDF] Improving vegetable value chains in Pakistan for sustainable livelihood of farming communities

MS Mazhar, BE Bajwa, G McEvilly… - … of Environmental and …, 2019 - researchgate.net
About 60% of Pakistan's population live in rural areas where multidimensional poverty is
much higher than it is in urban centres. The majority of the rural population depends on …

Produce retail price volatility and perceptions in the Canadian market: Nutrition security variances

S Charlebois, M McCormick, L Foti - Journal of International Food …, 2017 - Taylor & Francis
Nutrition security has been studied but rarely in the context of a developed economy.
Furthermore, few studies have looked at how fluctuating produce process may influence …

[PDF][PDF] Challenges for Horticulture Industry in Himachal Pradesh: Vision 2030

K Chanda, K Chandel - HGPI International Journal of …, 2018 - researchgate.net
Himachal Pradesh is the biggest producer of quality fruit like Apple, Plum, peach and pear
etc. But the apple constitutes one of the most important and widely grown fruits of Himachal …

[PDF][PDF] Dynamics of Marketed Surplus of Major Vegetables in Multan, Pakistan

M Aslam, MA Ayub, M Yasin, Q Iqbal… - P Journal of Management …, 2019 - researchgate.net
Vegetable production is concentrated in peri-urban areas as related to the rural production
areas because of increasing people preferences towards the ingestion of fresh vegetables …