Joseph Ssekandi

Department of Agriculture, Management and Renewable Energy, Byumba Gicumbi, Rwanda

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  • Full Length Research Article   
    Characterization of homestead gardening in smallholder farming systems
    Author(s): Isaac Mubashankwaya*, Julius Mwine and Joseph Ssekandi

    Nowadays, developing countries are concerned with the problems of scarcity of land where most of the farmers cultivate less than one hector of land and consequently food security remains an issue for many families. To address this issue of food insecurity related to the small size of land holding, the majority of rural households have developed integrated agriculture practices around their houses which help them to grow basic commodities as subsistence food to their home and occasionally to the markets. This paper is aiming at reviewing the literature that relates to homestead farming practices which are broadly used in smallholder farming systems across the developing countries. In this study, it was revealed that homestead farming is playing a significant role in providing food in terms of quality and quantity for smallholders in several developing countries. It reviewed in turn dif.. View More»

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