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Policy Gaps and Institutional Support for Emerging Quail Egg Producers in Nigeria: Implications for Sustainable Agricultural Development

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AOAyodeji Ogundeji

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Overview

This analysis reveals profitability disparities and institutional challenges in quail egg production, suggesting urgent policy reforms for better support.

Key Points

  • Significant profitability disparities exist, with small-scale farmers showing a benefit-cost ratio of 1.09.
  • Many smallholder farmers face constraints like lack of credit access and exclusion from agricultural policies.
  • Mixed-methods approach included structured surveys of 150 farmers and interviews with 15 policymakers.
  • Addressing these issues may enable quail farming to contribute to enhanced food security and economic growth.

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Ayodeji Ogundeji (2025) studied this question.

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