Fish Marketing: A Panacea Towards Sustainable Agriculture In Ogun State, Nigeria
Autor: | A. M. Omoare, E. O. Fakoya, B. G. Abiona, W. O. Oyediran |
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Jazyk: | angličtina |
Rok vydání: | 2013 |
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ISSN: | 1995-2007 |
DOI: | 10.5281/zenodo.1087000 |
Popis: | This study assessed fish marketing as panacea towards sustainable agriculture in Ogun State, Nigeria. Multi-stage sampling technique was used in the selection of 150 fish marketers for this study. Descriptive statistics were used for the objectives while Product Pearson Moment Correlation was used to test the hypothesis. Result of the findings revealed that the mean age of the respondents was 38.60 years. Majority (93.33%) of the respondents had acceptable levels of formal education. Many (44.00%) of the respondents had spent 1-5 years in fish marketing. The average quantity of fish sold in a day was 94.10kg. However, efficient fish marketing were hindered by inadequate processing equipment, storage rooms and ice holding facilities (86.67%). There was a significant relationship between socio-economic characteristics and profit realized from fish marketing (p < 0.05). It was recommended that storage and warehousing facilities should be provided to the fish marketers in the study area. {"references":["","S. B. Ohen, and S. O. Abang, Economics of catfish farming in Rivers\nState, Nigeria. Academic Journal of Plant Sciences 2 (1): 56-59. 2007","FDF (Federal Department of Fisheries), Fisheries Statistics of Nigeria.\n4th Edition. 1995-2007, 49p.","E. A. Ali, H. I. M. Gaya, and T. N. Jampada, Economic analysis of fresh\nfish marketing in Maiduguri Gamboru market and Kachallari Alau dam\nlanding site of Northeastern, Nigeria. J. Agric. Soc. Sci., 2008, 4: 23-6.","R. O. Adegboye, Efficiency of Marketing in Vandelkya Local\nGovernment Area of Benue State, Nigeria. In: Ayoola J. B. Azever J. J.\nand Abu, A. G. (eds.) Int. J. Agric. Rural Dev., 2004, 1(3): 16-20.","E. O. Fakoya, W. O. Oyediran, and A. M. Omoare, Economics analysis\nof fish processing among rural women in Epe Local Government Area of\nLagos State, Nigeria. Proceeding of the 7th FUTA-AGRIC conference,\nAkure, Nigeria, 2012, Pp 157.","A. F. Mabanwoku, Economic survey of artisanal fisheries in Benue,\nCross River, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo and Rivers States in proceedings of the\nNational seminar on integrated development of artisanal land inshore\nfisheries in Nigeria for F.D.F., 1980, Pp. 62-68.","W. L. Lawal, and E. O. Idega, Analysis of fish marketing in Benue State.\nA paper presented at 2001 Annual Conference of Association of\nAgricultural Economists (NAAE) Held at A.B.U. Zaria, November, 3-5,\n2004.","O. Theodora, The Role of Middlemen in Marketing of grains in\nAdamawa State, Nigeria, 2005.","J. U. Agbamu, Agricultural Extension Linkage System. An international\nperspective. Agricultural Research and Extension Network paper\nnumber 106 a overseas. Development Institute, 2000, Pp 12-14.\n[10] P. I. Bolorunduro, and O. D. Sule, An appraisal of the efficiency of fish\nmarketing system in Lake Chad Basin: Proceedings of the 16th annual\nconference of the fisheries society of Nigeria (FISON), Maduguri,\nNovember, 2001, FISON, 2003.\n[11] T. A. Yisa, and J. O. Oyero, Introduction of Solar dryers around River\nGbao at Bida and its Socio-economic implications. A paper presented at\nthe 17th Annual Conference of Fisheries Societies of Nigeria (FISON)\nheld on 18th – 22nd November, 2002 Governor's Office, Annex,\nWelling Bassey Way, Uyo, Akwa-Ibom State, Nigeria, 2002.\n[12] F. O. Ashaolu, A. A. Akinyemi, and L. S. O. Nzekwe, Economic\nViability of homestead Fish production in Abeokuta Metropolis of Ogun\nState, Nigeria. Asset Series A, 2006, 6(2): 209-220.\n[13] B. G. Daramola, E. O. Fakoya, S. O. Apantaku, W. O. Alegbeleye, and\nB. B. Adekoya, Ogun State Farmers Constraints to the use of integrated\nfish farming, Faman journal, 2008.\n[14] T. O. A. Bammeke, Accessibility and utilization of agricultural\ninformation in the economic empowerment of women farmers in\nsouthwestern Nigeria. Unpublished PhD Thesis. University of Ibadan,\nIbadan, 2003."]} |
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