Claim · model-written summary
A pure stand system with herbicides and reduced manual weeding was used by 31.25% of farmers.
- Taxon
- Cajanus cajan
Cajanus cajant0 - Outcome
- pure stand cultivation, the use of herbicides and a reduced frequency of manual weedinge0
- Value
- 31.25%e0
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Verbatim
e0“The first system, adopted by 31.25% of farmers, is characterized by pure stand cultivation, the use of herbicides and a reduced frequency of manual weeding.”
t0“Cajanus cajan”
Title
Typology of Cajanus cajan cultivation systems in Benin, West Africa
Ibidon Firmin Akpo; Filikibirou Tassou Zakari; Zachée Houessingbe; et al. Journal of Agriculture and Environment for International Development (JAEID) 2025. doi:10.36253/jaeid-17093
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Three pigeon pea cropping system types were identified.
- Observation Mixed cultivation without herbicides and moderate manual weeding was used by 47.08% of participants.
- Observation Mixed cultivation with maize, herbicides and limited manual weeding was used by 21.67% of farmers.
- Observation The cropping systems varied in economic performance and appeared municipality specific.
- Association Agricultural area, Mahi ethnicity and location significantly influenced system choice.
- Recommendation The authors advocate pure stand systems and improved varieties to optimize yields.