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Peer Networks, Not Radios, Drive Climate-Smart Farming in Ghana's
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Peer Networks, Not Radios, Drive Climate-Smart Farming in Ghana's
A study of 396 smallholder farmers in Ghana's Techiman Municipality finds that peer learning networks and farmer-to-farmer communication, rather than radio or digital media, most strongly drive the adoption of climate-resilient agricultural practices.
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