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- Introducing the non-rancidity trait into pearl millet seed: scenarios for achieving future impact in Kenya(CGIAR, 2023) Muindi, P.; Khaemba, C.; Rutsaert, P.; Donovan, J.; Bandyopadhyay, A.; Hearne, S.
Publication - Can I speak to the manager? The gender dynamics of decision-making in Kenyan maize plots(Springer Netherlands, 2024) Voss, R.C.; Gitonga, Z.; Donovan, J.; Garcia-Medina, M.; Muindi, P.
Publication - Gender Mainstreaming in Seed Companies in Uganda: A summary brief(CIMMYT, 2020) Adam, R.; Muindi, P.Seed companies in Uganda play an integral role in raising farmers’ agricultural productivity, income, and food and nutrition security through the production and distribution of high-quality seed. They provide an array of seed varieties in different packet sizes and prices to cater for the needs and preferences of their diverse customers. Maize is considered the most important crop, as it dominates the production and sales of seed companies in Uganda.
Publication - Gender Dynamics in the Retailing Behavior of Agro-dealers and the Purchasing Behavior of Farmers in Kenya: A summary brief(CIMMYT, 2020) Muindi, P.; Adam, R.Agro-dealers in Kenya play an integral role in the formal distribution of improved maize seed to men and women farmers. In Kenya, maize seed is the most important crop input stocked in agro-dealerships and is widely purchased (Bayesian Consulting Group Limited, 2016). Assessing and understanding the factors that influence agro-dealers in deciding to stock new maize seed varieties, and the factors influencing farmers who purchase maize seed, has the potential to accelerate the adoption of improved maize seed by farmers
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