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August 12, 2025InnovationOpen Access

Effect of Land Fragmentation on Technical Inefficiency of Malt Barely Production in Ethiopia: Meta-analysis

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ANAdane Edao nullANAlihasen Yacob null

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Meta-analysis reveals that land fragmentation reduces technical inefficiency in malt barley production among Ethiopian farmers, suggesting a need for fewer land fragments.

Key Points

  • Malt barley farmers face technical inefficiency associated with land fragmentation, resulting in lower productivity overall.
  • The meta-analysis showed that land fragmentation negatively affects technical efficiency, with stronger impacts observed in some studies than others.
  • Analysis of four studies using the random effect model confirmed varying strengths of land fragmentation's effects on different farmer groups.
  • Recommendations suggest providing fewer, larger plots to enhance productivity and food security among farmers dealing with land fragmentation.

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null et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af76b27567bf4f94fef858https://doi.org/10.11648/j.innov.20250603.14
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