Agricultural production is highly vulnerable to risks arising from climate variability, pests, diseases, and market uncertainties. Agricultural insurance serves as an important risk-management instrument; however, its uptake among smallholder farmers in Nigeria remains low. This study examined smallholder farmers’ will...
A. Kehinde, A. Ogundeji· SN Social Sciences· 0 citations
Under-utilized indigenous vegetables (UIVs) offer considerable potential for improving rural livelihoods in Nigeria due to their nutritional benefits, climate resilience, and cultural importance. Despite these advantages, their contribution to household welfare remains limited because of weak integration into formal ma...
A. Kehinde, A. Ayanwale, Abosede Ige· SN Business & Economics· 0 citations
Rural households in developing countries increasingly combine farm and non-farm livelihood activities to reduce income risk, improve resilience, and enhance household welfare. Access to financial services is an important driver of livelihood diversification because it improves investment capacity, facilitates risk...
A. Kehinde, T. Ojo, A. Tijani et al.· Frontiers in Sustainable Foo...· 1 citation
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