1. Most of the arable land in many States is desert, rocky or forest-covered
2.That many countries suffer from lack of water and irrigation projects, it depends on rainfall, which is difficult to control the quantities, dates or distribution
3.That many of the agricultural land may lose its fertility due to neglect and mismanagement becomes land is not suitable for agriculture
4.Low agricultural productivity due to farmers' ignorance and lack of response to agricultural extension. Resulting in the low fertility of the land and poor cultivation and poor seed types and the primitive methods and methods of agricultural practices
5.Lack of appropriate pricing and financial policies that can attract funds for investment in agriculture for profitable agricultural production
6.The inefficiency of agricultural extension agencies in providing advice and guidance to the masses of farmers and helping them to develop their agriculture and develop their agricultural methods
7. Lack of a system capable of providing the modern agricultural requirements and inputs to farmers in a timely manner at the right price. Lack of sufficient resources or funds to promote an integrated agricultural lending program benefiting the majority of farmers by obtaining agricultural loans on affordable terms
To a larger extent, yes. Poor performance is area - specific.
I agree, 1. In Kenya we have arable land being 20%. 2. We have high irrigation potential in Kenya but we don't do it. 3. the arable land is not being monitored during farming and therefore might lose fertility. 4. We have a lot of yield gap when it comes to farmers practice. 5. Marketing of goods particular at harvest time is a challenge. 6. There are no extension workers provided by the government nowadays unless you pay yourself. 7. Modernization of agriculture is difficult as the pieces of land have reduced in the arable areas.
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