Identification of Potentials, Constraints and Possible Intervention Areas to Improve Agricultural and Natural Resources Productivity at Illala Sub-watershed, Tigray, Ethiopia

Meresa, Esayas and Hadgu, Fissha and G/yowhans, Solomon and G/medhin, Teferi and Abebe, Niguse (2024) Identification of Potentials, Constraints and Possible Intervention Areas to Improve Agricultural and Natural Resources Productivity at Illala Sub-watershed, Tigray, Ethiopia. Asian Journal of Research and Review in Agriculture, 6 (1). pp. 185-198.

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Abstract

Poor intensity and erratic distribution of rainfall in Tigray Region is one of the factors that cause reduction in agricultural and natural resources production. Subsequent water scarcity and inefficient utilization are among the major problems of production in the region. As a solution, introducing improved agricultural and natural resource technologies as well as providing expert support and other help by different actors is critical in alleviating these problems by raising agricultural production and natural resources productivity in attaining food security.

This study is focusing at assessing and evaluating the potentials, problems and forwarding possible solutions. The team has conducted survey using questionnaire, interview of key informants and focus groups discussion, physical observation and by consulting secondary information.

The main objective of the study was to assess the potentials and constraints as well as to recommend possible intervention areas for Illala sub-watershed. The potentials and constraints of production have been identified. Possible interventions have been recommended for agricultural, and natural resources production for the irrigated and non-irrigated areas in the sub-watershed.

Based on the study, the main agricultural and natural resources potentials are suitable agro-ecology, water resource, suitable land and access to market. The main constraints include lack of concreate canals and dams, feed shortage, high prevalence of disease and pests, and lack of improved agricultural and natural resource technologies.

Item Type: Article
Subjects: European Repository > Agricultural and Food Science
Depositing User: Managing Editor
Date Deposited: 23 May 2024 09:25
Last Modified: 23 May 2024 09:25
URI: http://go7publish.com/id/eprint/4405

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