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Assessing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on agricultural export

Assessing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on agricultural export

07 Mart 2022 ­ 33012 R. Huseynov, R. Huseyn

As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, Azerbaijan's non-oil exports decreased by 5.3 percent in 2020 compared to 2019, but surprisingly agricultural exports remained stable. The analysis revealed that the agricultural sector was resilient during the crisis caused by the pandemic, and there was a slight increase in export of ...

Productivity indicators of tobacco plant in irrigation conditions of Sheki-Zagatala region for 2018-2019

Productivity indicators of tobacco plant in irrigation conditions of Sheki-Zagatala region for 2018-2019

03 Mart 2022 ­ 33319 G. Kazimov

It was talking about the influence of irrigation norms, nutrition conditions on the productivity of Virginia tobacco varieties and the choice of commodity types in Sheki-Zagatala region. The figures obtained from the study for 2018-2019 were compared and analyzed. It was determined that the highest dry leaf yield for both years was ...

The directions of climate change impacts on agricultural production

The directions of climate change impacts on agricultural production

18 Fevral 2025 ­ 10006 N. Muradov

The article examines climate change and its potential impacts. The impacts of temperature increase, pests and diseases, sea level rise, carbon emissions, natural disasters, etc. on agricultural production are analyzed in detail. The climate in different regions of Azerbaijan is commented on, and it is emphasized that our country is ...

Harmful temperatures and consumption expenditure: evidence from Nigerian households

Harmful temperatures and consumption expenditure: evidence from Nigerian households

30 Oktyabr 2024 ­ 16007 J. Animashaun, L. Emediegwu, N. Osadolor, O. Okoror

This paper examines the effect of changes in temperature on households’ food expenditure in Nigeria. Using micro-data on consumption expenditure from Nigerian households, we find that extreme heat increases per capita consumption expenditure during dry seasons but not in wet seasons. Prior works show that small-scale farmers ...