Econometric Analysis of Agricultural Intensification Techniques of Household Farmers in Nigeria

Agriculture is the principal source of income for majority Nigerian rural households, but it has suffered significant setbacks in recent years, resulting lower productivity and returns on investment. The study looked at econometric analysis household farmers' agricultural intensification strategies Imo State, Nigeria. With help standardized questionnaires, 198 farmers were selected using a multi-stage sample technique. Beta regression model descriptive statistics used to analyze data collected. Cassava, maize, pumpkin leaves had highest average outputs 88.712kg, 87.901kg, 85.990kg, respectively, which dominated entire production cycle. Planting materials, soil nutrients, land improvement activities cost most, 81.637.75, src=image/10424707_01.gif>74, 402.82, src=image/10424707_01.gif>71, 906.80, respectively. At 1% 5% levels, coefficients age, sex, education, net farm income, size, extension contacts, farming experience statistically influenced sustainable techniques (SAT) area. recommends embrace effective long-term technologies order boost output. Extension personnel should also meet with regular basis communicate important information about new technologies.