B. Technology Generation and Transfer by Farmer Organizations In the late sixties , and more intensely in early 1970's , farmer organizations began to directly participate in activities related to the adaptation and , diffusion of ...

The articulation of technology generation to actual demand for technology . ... of these components to the overall system and the efficiency of mechanisms of coordination and diffusion of information ( circled number 4 in Figure 1 ) .

and the second being extension - diffusion and application2 . It is important to stress the ... The research stage is the generation of technology stage and has been the most emphasized stage . So much so that it is often said that this ...

A natural outcome of this was both an economic policy which induced an increase in agricultural production , and the creation of efficient institutions responsible for the generation and diffusion of new technology .

... Technology generation and diffusion in an uncertain environment : Alternative approaches to maize production in Mexico , Ph.D Thesis , Food Research Institute , Stanford University , 1990 . ingreso del hogar en aquellos predios ...

... and the generation of new landsaving technologies of the " Green Revolution " type , presented an opportunity to ... and farmer participation in technology generation and diffusion will greatly improve the chances of achieving high ...

... b) a carefully structured, active and sustainable sectoral policy that focuses largely on technology generation, technology diffusion, human capital development, and credit for the farm population of smallholders and disadvantaged ...

In this process ( see Fig.1 ) the stages of technology generation and adaptation , consolidation , validation and diffusion are distinguished . From the viewpoint of institutional functions , specialisation tends to isolate the ...

Consequently both and economic policy which should induce an increase in agricultural production and the existence of efficient institutions responsible for the generation and diffusion of new technology was a natural autcome .