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Mobile Phone-Based Text Message Reminder Nudges and Agriculture Technology Adoption: Experiences from India and Kenya
Agricultural technology adoption remains a central challenge for improving productivity, food security, and rural livelihoods in developing countries. Despite the availability of improved inputs and farming practices, many smallholder farmers face information gaps, behavioural constraints, and limit
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