Farmer Adaptation refers to the process by which farmers adjust their practices, techniques, and strategies in response to changing environmental conditions, climatic variations, and socio-economic factors. This can involve altering crop selection, implementing sustainable agricultural practices, adopting new technologies, and enhancing resource management to cope with challenges such as drought, pests, market fluctuations, and regulatory changes. The goal of farmer adaptation is to maintain or improve agricultural productivity, food security, and livelihoods in the face of uncertainty and change. This adaptation can be driven by necessity or by proactive measures to improve resilience and sustainability within farming systems.
The Hesitant Shift to Modern Methods Adoption of cutting-edge agricultural technology remains a pressing issue for farmers, especially in rural areas. Recent studies indicate that many small farmers are reluctant…