Angus S. N. Chidebelu, E Evan Brown, H Max Miller
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Contrary to earlier research, this Georgia study found that limited-income farmers were younger, better educated, and make more use of Extension.
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Contrary to earlier research, this Georgia study found that limited-income farmers were younger, better educated, and make more use of Extension.
Key concepts: Knowledge level, Business, Agricultural economics, Economic growth, Socioeconomics, Economics, Psychology, Mathematics education