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  1. Does uptake of post-harvest handling technologies lead to better household nutrition? Empirical evidence from a project-based intervention in Northern Uganda
  2. Adoption of sustainable agricultural intensification practices: assessing the role of institutional and socio-economic factors amongst smallholder farmers
  3. Innovation and market orientation in smallholder pig production: the roles for access to veterinary services and use of purchased feeds
  4. Intention to participate in smartphone-based data collection: the case of smallholder farmers in Uganda
  5. Understanding perceived performance impacts of mobile phone use among smallholders in Uganda: the influence of task-technology fit and current use
  6. Actions and perceived impact of African swine fever control measures along the smallholder pig value chain in Uganda
  7. Sustainable Agricultural Intensification: understanding the role of institutional and socio-economic factors on Adoption and Adoption Intensity in smallholder farmer context
  8. Where is the market? Assessing the role of dryer performance and marketability of solar-dried products in acceptance of solar dryers amongst smallholder farmers
  9. The relationship between market information and entrepreneurial orientation: the case of smallholder honey producers in Northern Uganda
  10. Farmers’ Intention to Adopt Agronomic Biofortification: The Case of Iodine Biofortified Vegetables in Uganda
  11. Trust, but what trust? Investigating the influence of trust dimensions on supply chain performance in smallholder agribusinesses in Uganda
  12. Farmer–trader relationships in the context of developing countries: a dyadic analysis to understand variations in trust perceptions
  13. Consumers fear for novel food processing technologies: an application of Food Technology Neophobia Scale in the consumption of processed milk products in Northern Uganda
  14. Alone or a combination: ascertaining factors associated with choice of pig health management strategies amongst smallholder farmers in northern Uganda
  15. Economic Feasibility of Iodine Agronomic Biofortification: A Projective Analysis with Ugandan Vegetable Farmers
  16. An assessment of pig feed diversity amongst smallholder pig farmers in Northern Uganda
  17. Value chain and marketing margins analysis of watermelon: An insight from Northern Uganda
  18. Insects as food: Illuminating the food neophobia and socio-cultural dynamics of insect consumption in Uganda
  19. Does environmental issues form part of farmers' perception in technology adoption?
  20. Access to veterinary services and expenditure on pig health management: the case of smallholder pig farmers in Northern Uganda
  21. Vitamins and Minerals Biofortification of Edible Plants
  22. Iodine Agronomic Biofortification of Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) and Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L.) Is Effective under Farmer Field Conditions
  23. Marketing of Edible insects in Lake Victoria Basin
  24. The mix of good nutritional attitude and poor nutritional knowledge is associated with adequate intake of vitamin A and iron from wild fruits and vegetables among rural households in Acholi subregion of Northern Uganda
  25. Value chain and marketing margins of cassava: an assessment of cassava marketing in northern Uganda
  26. stakeholders views on agronomic iodine bio-fortification
  27. Role of power in supply chain performance: evidence from agribusiness SMEs in Uganda
  28. Local knowledge and practices on use and management of edible insects in Lake Victoria basin, East Africa
  29. Performance perceptions among food supply chain members
  30. Applying the food technology neophobia scale in a developing country context. A case-study on processed matooke (cooking banana) flour in Central Uganda