This Campbell systematic review examines the effectiveness of farmer field schools in
improving intermediate outcomes (such as knowledge and pesticide use) and final …

Abstract The Farmer Field School (FFS) is a widely used method seeking to educate farmers
to adapt agricultural decisions to diverse and variable field conditions. Out of 218 screened …

The use of chemical pesticides in agriculture has damaged agricultural land, fisheries,
fauna, and flora. Furthermore, increased mortality and morbidity of humans due to the …

Climate change is likely to worsen poverty, and agriculture-dependent groups and poorest
countries are at the greatest risk. Farmers' have begun developing and implementing …

Increasing agricultural diversity, particularly perennial based agroforestry systems, is re-
emerging as a mechanism for ecological and economic benefits through the mitigation of …

This article analyses roles of social and extension networks in adoption of resource-
conserving practices among Ethiopian farmers. We gathered data from 297 randomly …

Systematic Review Summary 1 Farmer field schools From agricultural extension to adult
education March 2014 Page 1 Systematic Review Summary 1 Hugh Waddington Howard …

The Farmer Field School is a season-long training for farmers involving participatory
activities and interactive learning with the doctrine of integrated pest management and …

To demonstrate the development impact of their outputs, agricultural research and
development (R&D) organizations used to focus on the efficiency and effectiveness of …

This article comprehensively examines the impact of integrated pest management‐farmer
field school (IPM‐FFS) on yield, insecticide expenditures, labor expenditures, herbicide …