AKSU Journal of Agriculture and Food Sciences

ISSN(Print): 2651-5679    ISSN(Online): 2695-2556


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The Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) Journal of Agriculture and Food Sciences is a peer-reviewed multidisciplinary journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Akwa Ibom State University.

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Effects of Market Access on Food Security of Rural Farming Households in Yewa Division of Ogun State
Osinowo O.H, Ogunnaike, M.G, Adeokun, A.A
Agric Economics and Extension
2026  Volume 10  Issue 2

Abstract: Food insecurity remains a major challenge among rural farming households in Nigeria, with poor access to markets as a key driver. This study examined the effect of market access on the food security of rural farmers in Yewa Division of Ogun State,...
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Comparative Analysis of Artisanal Fishermen Welfare in Core Crude Oil and Non-Core Crude Oil Producing Fishing Settlements in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria
Nkeme K. Kufre, Nsikan E. Bassey, Idaresit U. Umoh, Udo U. Jacob
Agric Economics and Extension
2026  Volume 10  Issue 2

Abstract: This study uses data from 300 fishermen that were randomly selected using a multi-stage sampling procedure to comparatively analyze artisanal fishermen welfare in core crude oil and non.-core crude oil producing fishing settlements in Akwa Ibom St...
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Effect of Post-Harvest Deterioration on Farmers’ Income in Pepper-Based Enterprises: Evidence from Yewa Division of Ogun State, Nigeria
Olugbenga A.C. Ologbon, Tawakalitu A. Obasan, Nurudeen A. Sofoluwe, Kuburat T. Ologbon, Sunday O. Sosanya
Agric Economics and Extension
2026  Volume 10  Issue 2

Abstract: This study examined the effect of post-harvest losses on the income of local pepper (Capsicum chinense) farmers in Yewa division of Ogun State, Nigeria. Specifically, the socioeconomic characteristics of pepper farmers in the study area, the cause...
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