Izuogu Chibuzo Uzoma

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Lecturer 1 Department of Agricultural Extension
Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu Alike

Izuogu Chibuzo Uzoma


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General Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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Scopus Publications

395

Scholar Citations

12

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Scopus Publications

  • Digitalization of climate-smart agriculture in Nigeria: A systematic review
    Cab Reviews Perspectives in Agriculture Veterinary Science Nutrition and Natural Resources, 2025
  • Adoption of Climate-smart Agriculture Practices by Smallholder Rice Farmers in Taraba State, Nigeria
    Gabriel Daniel Agou, Jane Mbolle Chah, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Loveday Church Njoku, Ngozie Ekunyi Umeh
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2025
    The study assessed the adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices by smallholder rice farmers in Taraba State, Nigeria. The study specifically looked at selected climate-smart agriculture practices utilized by smallholder rice farmers, food security status of smallholder rice farmers and factors influencing food security of smallholder rice farmers in the study area. The multistage sampling procedure was used to select 142 rice farmers. Structured interview scheduled and focus group discussion were used for data collection. Frequency, percentage, mean and probit regression analysis were used for data analysis. The study found that 63.4% were males, 34.5% had primary education. The average household was 12 people. Minimal/conservative tillage ( =3.6) change of planting date ( and planting of drought-resistant seed varieties ( =3.5) were among climate-smart agriculture practices adopted by the respondents.. Furthermore, 68.3% of the respondents were found to be food secure. Farm size and the number of extension visits were factors influencing food security among the respondents. Relevant authorities such as Federal and State governments, NGOs and Intergovernmental panel for climate change should design policies that will encourage farmers to adopt more climate-smart agriculture practices that will ensure increased food security.
  • Climate Smart Agriculture Practices: A Synthesis of Implementation in Nigeria
    Chibuzo U. Izuogu, Joy O. Oparaojiaku, Michael O. Olaolu, Susan C. Iroegbu, John O. Ifabiyi, Janet B. Ayegboyin, Abraham G. Ominikari
    Journal of Agriculture and Environment for International Development, 2025
    The impact of climate is threatening sustainable food production worldwide. Climate-smart agriculture (CSA) is a strategic practice that supports farming, ameliorates food insecurity, and advances sustainable agriculture. This study assesses the implementation of CSA through the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA). From an initial in-depth search of 337 publications, 98 articles fulfilled the inclusion criteria. Results showed that awareness of CSA remains low even with a steady increase in publications from 2020-2023. The south-western region was the most studied as farmers implemented various approaches across the country with 43% of the studies highlighting the implementation of indigenous knowledge which includes adjusting the planting dates and use of natural pest control methods. Major determinants of the adoption of CSA were access to credit, contact with extension service providers, years of farming experience, and level of education. Farmers recorded an increase in production and income with improvement in soil health due to their adoption of CSA. The absence of government policies, the high cost of implementation, and low level of technical skill were hindrances to the adoption of CSA. The study concludes that farmers in Nigeria are implementing CSA practices. There is a need to increase awareness and develop the capacity of farmers through training in CSA skills. The government should legislate reforms and provide incentives to support farmers to adopt CSA.
  • Climate Change and Agriculture: Mitigation, Adaptation and Resilience in Abakaliki, Ebonyi State
    Jephter Ebuka Orji, Happiness Chinyereugo Orji, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Chidinma Sussan Iroegbu, Eyibio Nkpouto
    Energy Transition Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture Perspectives and Strategies for Africa, 2025
  • Climate Change Risks and Adaptation Among Cassava Value Chain Actors in Southeast Nigeria
    Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Igwe Oscar Obasi, Gilian Chiedozie Azuamairo, Sikiru Ibrahim-Olesin, Onyekachi Okwe Agwu, Ngozi Ekunyi Umeh
    Energy Transition Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture Perspectives and Strategies for Africa, 2025
  • Rural-Farmers’ Response to Climate Change in Nigeria—A Review
    Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Joy Obiageli Oparaojiaku, Loveday Chukwudi Njoku, Michael Olatunji Olaolu, Ndidiamaka Martha Ekweanya, Okorie David Amah, Ojomugbokenyode Ebenehi
    Energy Transition Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture Perspectives and Strategies for Africa, 2025
  • Socioeconomic Drivers of Climate Change Resilience Among Cassava Value Chain Actors in Southeast Nigeria
    Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Lovina Enyidiya Odoemelam, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Igwe Oscar Obasi, Gillian Chidozie Azuamairo, Ikechukwu Chiemena Chinaka, Ngozi Ekunyi Umeh, Onyekachi Okwe Agwu
    Energy Transition Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture Perspectives and Strategies for Africa, 2025
  • Sex-Based Constraints in Accessing Agricultural Resources in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Osinachi Mezu, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Sikiru Ibrahim-Olesin, Michael Olatunji Olaolu, et al.
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2025
    The study assessed gender-based constraints in accessing agricultural resources in Ebonyi State, Nigeria. A multi-stage sampling procedure was used in selecting 120 respondents. Data were collected from the respondents through interview schedules and analysed using means, and regression analysis. Results revealed that male respondents faced constraints such as lack of collateral (x̄ = 2.62), inadequate finance (x̄ = 2.60), unfavourable government policies (x̄ = 2.80), and lack of access to credit (3.08). Female respondents encountered constraints such as lack of collateral (x̄ = 2.82), land tenure system (x̄ = 3.00), inadequate finance (x̄ = 3.20), discriminatory social norms (x̄ = 3.22), and lack of access to credit (x̄ = 3.14). Males exhibited high accessibility to information (x̄ = 3.52), labour (x̄ = 2.94), land (x̄ = 3.80), agrochemicals (x̄ = 3.36), improved cuttings/seedlings (x̄ = 3.40), and credit (x̄ = 3.80), while females demonstrated high accessibility to information (x̄ = 3.26), labour (x̄ = 4.00), agrochemicals (x̄ = 2.80), and improved cuttings/seedlings (x̄ = 3.28). The study concluded that gender-based discrimination exists in resource access and government, NGOs, and community leaders recommended interventions to address social norms, tenures, and barriers. Therefore, implementing these recommendations is crucial to promoting equal access and control over agricultural resources for both genders.
  • Determinants of Youth Participation in Rice Cultivation in South-Eastern Nigeria
    Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Ngozi Ekunyi Umeh, Ibrahim Musab, Ndidiamaka Martha Ekweanya, Daniel Adu Ankrah, et al.
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2025
    The study assessed youth participation in rice cultivation in South Eastern Nigeria. It ascertained the rice varieties cultivated by the youth, determined the extent of utilization of rice cultivation technologies, described respondents' challenges in rice cultivation, examined the determinants of youth participation in rice cultivation and determinants of the extent of utilization of improved rice cultivation technologies. Multi-stage sampling procedure was used in selecting 312 respondents for the study. Data were collected with a structured questionnaire and analysed using mean scores, percentages, and regression analysis. The respondents cultivated FARO 44 (84.6%), practiced early planting (x ̅=2.9), timely harvesting (x ̅=2.6), and cultivated improved varieties (x ̅=2.7) as utilised rice improved technologies. The major challenges of youth participation in rice cultivation were inadequate agricultural credit (89.4%) and poor access to improved seeds (86.7%) among others. Age (β=-0.214), education (β=0.212), and access to credit (β=-0.4311) were the determinants of youth participation while internet access (β=1.271), access to extension services (β=2.144) and hours spent on the internet (β=2.142) determined their extent of utilization of technologies. Socio-economic factors and the challenges faced influenced youth participation in rice cultivation. The government and nongovernmental agencies should increase youth access to agricultural digital tools, improve seeds and internet penetration in rural areas
  • Farmers’ Attitudes toward Certified Rice Seeds in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    C. Izuogu, G. Azuamairo, Jephther Ebuka Orji, Ikechukwu Chiemena Chilaka, L. Njoku, Joy Obiageli Oparaojiaku, J. Njoku, Emmanuel Ankrumah
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2024
    The study investigated farmers’ attitudes towards certified rice seeds in Ebonyi State, Nigeria. It ascertained respondents’ attitudes toward certified seeds, described their expectations and determined their constraints in cultivating certified seeds. One hundred and twenty respondents were selected for the study through a multi-stage sampling procedure, while structured questionnaires were used for data collection. Data were analysed using percentages, means and regression analysis at p=0.05. Results show that farmers major expectations of certified rice seeds included increased yield (89%), increased income (78%), and ease of harvesting and processing (69%). Farmers’ attitudes toward cultivating certified rice seeds were not very favourable ( 2.10). Weak role of agricultural extension ( 2.9), cost of seed ( 2.9) and lack of agricultural insurance ( 2.8) were constraints to their cultivation of certified rice seeds. Education (β=2.325), distance to the source of certified seed (β=-1.274) and access to extension services (β=3.155) were the factors that influenced farmers’ attitudes toward certified rice seed. Farmers do not have a favourable attitude towards certified seeds. Certified seed distribution networks should be increased to reduce the distance covered by farmers while accessing certified seeds. Dissemination of information on certified seeds should be monitored to prevent misinformation and improve farmer’s attitudes towards it.
  • Awareness, Access and Utilization of Certified Seeds by Rice Farmers in Ebonyi State
    Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Jude Onwe Nwokpoku, Martha Akunna Orugbala, Gillian Chidozie Azuamairo, Loveday Chukwudi Njoku, Gabriel Daniel Agou, Sikiru Ibrahim-Olesin, Ikechukwu Chiemena Chinaka
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2023
  • THE IMPACT OF FOOD SECURITY AND POVERTY STATUS ON RURAL HOUSEHOLD FARMERS IN IKWO, EBONYI STATE, NIGERIA
    John Munonye, D. Matthew, M. Olaolu, R. Onyeneke, JN Obi, M. Amadi, Soumaya Ibrahim, CU Izuogu, LC Njoku
    African Journal of Food Agriculture Nutrition and Development, 2023
  • Perceived Effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on Food Security in Southeast Nigeria
    Jane Munonye, Emeka Osuji, Michael Olaolu, Anthony Okoisu, Joy Obi, Gladys Eze, Sikiru Ibrahim-Olesin, Loveday Njoku, Mark Amadi, Chibuzo Izuogu, Gillian Azuamairo
    Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 2022
  • Econometric Analysis of Fluted Pumpkin Production in Nigeria; Empirical In-Depth Analysis
    Osuji E. E., Munonye J. O., Olaolu M. O. et al.
    Journal of Agriculture and Crops, 2022
  • A Review of the Digitalization of Agriculture in Nigeria
    C. Izuogu, L. Njoku, M. Olaolu, Philomina Chinyere Kadurumba, G. Azuamairo, G. D. Agou
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2022
  • Econometric Analysis of Agricultural Intensification Techniques of Household Farmers in Nigeria
    Osuji E. E., Onyeneke R. U., Balogun O. L., Tim-Ashama A. C., Onyemauwa C. S., Praise N. C., Azuamairo G. C., Amadi M. U., O. N., Ibekwe C. C., Obasi I. O., Njoku C. L., Izuogu C. U., Ebe F. E., Ugochukwu G. C.
    Universal Journal of Agricultural Research, 2021
  • Repositioning Nigeria’s Agricultural Extension System Towards Building Climate Change Resilience
    Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Robert Ugochukwu Onyeneke, Loveday Chukwudi Njoku, Gillian Chidozie Azuamairo, Mary Chikerenma Atasie
    Sarhad Journal of Agriculture, 2021
  • Farmer-Herders' Conflict and Climate Change: Response Strategies Needed in Nigeria and Other African Countries
    Sikiru Ibrahim-Olesin, Jane Munonye, Robert Ugochukwu Onyeneke, Lateef Lawal Adefalu, Michael Olatunji Olaolu, Gillian Chidozie Azuamairo, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Loveday Chukwudi Njoku, Jephter Ebuka Orji, Joy Nneamaka Obi, Olasunkanmi Afeez Dada, Paul Inyang, Emmanuel Ankrumah
    International Journal of Climate Change Impacts and Responses, 2021
  • Impact of poultry farmers’ participation in modern food retail markets on household dietary diversity: Lessons from southeast nigeria
    Robert Ugochukwu Onyeneke, Chukwuemeka Chinonso Emenekwe, Nneka Maris Chidiebere-Mark, Jane Onuabuchi Munonye, Jonathan Ogbeni Aligbe, Clementina Kanu, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Uwazie Iyke Uwazie, Christian Obioma Uwadoka, Gillian Chidozie Azuamairo
    Animals, 2020
  • Progress in climate-agricultural vulnerability assessment in Nigeria
    Robert Ugochukwu Onyeneke, Chukwuemeka Chinonso Emenekwe, Jane Onuabuchi Munonye, Chinyere Augusta Nwajiuba, Uwazie Iyke Uwazie, Mark Umunna Amadi, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Louis Uchenna Onyeneke
    Atmosphere, 2020
  • Demand analysis of rice in Nigeria: Application of quadratic almost ideal demand system model
    Robert Ugochukwu Onyeneke, Chukwuemeka Chinonso Emenekwe, Mark Umunna Amadi, Jane Onuabuchi Munonye, Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu
    Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development, 2020
  • Adoption of bio-fortified pro-vitamin-A cassava and health outcome of farming households in Abia and Anambra states Nigeria
    Robert Ugochukwu Onyeneke, Chukwuemeka Chinonso Emenekwe, Jane Onuabuchi Munonye, Michael Olatunji Olaolu, Chibuzo Uzoma Izuogu, Sikiru Ibrahim-Olesin, Mark Umunna Amadi, Chukwudi Loveday Njoku, Joy Nneamaka Obi
    Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2020

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Digitalization of climate-smart agriculture in Nigeria: A systematic review
    CU Izuogu, OO Ekumankama, LC Njoku, NE Umeh, OO Igwe, EN Martha, ...
    CABI Reviews 20 (1), 0074 , 2025
    2025
  • Adoption of indigenous practices for climate change adaptation by sweet potato farmers in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    LC Njoku, NE Umeh, CN Akude, JC Nwabuisi, AG Ominikari, CU Izuogu, ...
    Explora: Environment and Resource 2 (3), 025250048 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 1
  • Adoption of climate smart agricultural practices among cassava farmers in Abia State, Nigeria
    JO Oparaojiaku, CU Izuogu, LC Njoku, OO Igwe, JC Nwabuisi, DA Ankrah, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (3), 185-195 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 7
  • Adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices by smallholder Rice farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria: Adoption of climate-smart agriculture practices by smallholder Rice farmers
    DA Gabriel, JM Chah, CU Izuogu, LC Njoku, N Umeh
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (3), 45-56 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 3
  • Climate smart agriculture practices: A synthesis of implementation in Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, JO Oparaojiaku, MO Olaolu, SC Iroegbu, JO Ifabiyi, ...
    Journal of Agriculture and Environment for International Development (JAEID … , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 6
  • Socioeconomic drivers of climate change resilience among cassava value chain actors in Southeast Nigeria
    CL Njoku, LE Odoemelam, CU Izuogu, IO Obasi, GC Azuamairo, ...
    Energy Transition, Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture: Perspectives … , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 1
  • Climate change and agriculture: Mitigation, adaptation and resilience in Abakaliki, Ebonyi state
    JE Orji, HC Orji, CU Izuogu, CS Iroegbu, E Nkpouto
    Energy Transition, Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture: Perspectives … , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 1
  • Climate change risks and adaptation among cassava value chain actors in Southeast Nigeria
    CL Njoku, CU Izuogu, IO Obasi, GC Azuamairo, S Ibrahim-Olesin, ...
    Energy Transition, Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture: Perspectives … , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 2
  • Determinants of youth participation in rice cultivation in South-Eastern Nigeria
    I Chibuzo, DA Ankrah, E Ojomugbokenyode, M Ibrahim, I Susan, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (1), 37-46 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 7
  • Sex-Based Constraints in Accessing Agricultural Resources in Ebonyi State, Nigeria: Gender-Based Constraints in Accessing Agricultural Resources in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    CL Njoku, MC Mgbeokwere, CU Izuogu, MO Olaolu, GC Azuamairo, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (1), 1-8 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 10
  • Energy Transition, Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture
    RU Onyeneke, CC Emenekwe, CU Nwajiuba
    2025
    Citations: 3
  • A review of agricultural extension roles in climate change adaptation and mitigation among farmers in Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, JO Oparaojiaku, LC Njoku, DA Ankrah, OA Godwin, ...
    Agroznanje 26 (2), 107-127 , 2025
    2025
  • Rural-Farmers’ Response to Climate Change in Nigeria—A Review
    JO Izuogu Chibuzo Uzoma, Oparaojiaku
    Energy Transition, Climate Action and Sustainable Agriculture 1, 527-544 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 4
  • Integrated fertilizer management impact on soil chemical properties, growth and yield of orange-fleshed sweet potato (ipomoea batatas (l) lam) at Ikwo, Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    IC Susan, IC Uzoma, IC Chukwudindu, E Kelechi, OW Nnadozie
    International Journal of Sustainable Agricultural Research 12 (1), 41-53 , 2025
    2025
    Citations: 1
  • Effects of climate-smart agricultural practices on cassava farmers’ output in Ebonyi state, Nigeria
    CL Njoku, MC Mgbeokwere, CU Izuogu, MO Olaolu, GC Azuamairo, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (1), 239-246 , 2024
    2024
    Citations: 6
  • Farmers’ Attitudes toward Certified Rice Seeds in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, GC Azuamairo, JE Orji, IC Chilaka, LC Njoku, JO Oparaojiaku, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 28 (3), 124-133 , 2024
    2024
    Citations: 11
  • Food safety practices of maize farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria
    GD Agou, EA Onwubuya, EA Agwu, JM Chah, MO Olaolu, CU Izuogu, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 28 (2), 98-107 , 2024
    2024
    Citations: 13
  • DYNAMICS OF CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURE IN NIGERIA
    CU Izuogu, JO Oparaojiaku, MO Olaolu, SC Iroegbu, O Ebenehi
    Big Data in Agriculture 7 (1), 01-08 , 2024
    2024
  • Comparative Economic Analysis of Modern and Traditional Beekeeping Systems in Umuahia Agricultural Zone, Nigeria
    GC Azuamairo, G Obobi, CN Nwachukwu, CU Izuogu, LC Njoku, ...
    2024
  • Harnessing climate-smart strategies for profitable cassava value chains in Southeast Nigeria
    CL Njoku, CU Izuogu, IO Sikiru, NE Umeh, E VC
    2024
    Citations: 1

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • A review of the digitalization of agriculture in Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, LC Njoku, MO Olaolu, PC Kadurumba, GC Azuamairo, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 27 (2), 47-64 , 2023
    2023.0
    Citations: 46
  • Progress in Climate–Agricultural Vulnerability Assessment in Nigeria
    RU Onyeneke, CC Emenekwe, JO Munonye, CA Nwajiuba, UI Uwazie, ...
    Atmosphere 11 (2), 190 , 2020
    2020.0
    Citations: 41
  • Repositioning Nigeria’s agricultural extension system towards building climate change resilience, Sarhad J. Agric. 37 (2021) 180–189
    CU Izuogu, RU Onyeneke, LC Njoku, GC Azuamairo, MC Atasie
    Citations: 23
  • Awareness, access and utilization of certified seeds by rice farmers in Ebonyi State
    CU Izuogu, JO Nwokpoku, MA Orugbala, GC Azuamairo, LC Njoku, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 27 (4), 77-85 , 2023
    2023.0
    Citations: 20
  • Adoption of bio-fortified pro-vitamin-A cassava and health outcome of farming households in Abia and Anambra States Nigeria
    RU Onyeneke, CC Emenekwe, JO Munonye, MO Olaolu, CU Izuogu, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 24 (2), 81-91 , 2020
    2020.0
    Citations: 20
  • Redefining the Nigerian Agricultural Extension System for Effective Agricultural Transformation
    C Izuogu, A Chikerenma
    Developing Country Studies 5 (11) , 2015
    2015.0
    Citations: 17
  • DEMAND ANALYSIS OF RICE IN NIGERIA: APPLICATION OF QUADRATIC ALMOST IDEAL DEMAND SYSTEM MODEL
    RU Onyeneke, CC Emenekwe, MU Amadi, JO Munonye, CL Njoku, ...
    Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development 10 (Issue 1 (2020)), 364-378 , 2020
    2020.0
    Citations: 16
  • Farmer-Herders’ conflict and climate change: Response strategies needed in Nigeria and other African countries
    S Ibrahim-Olesin, J Munonye, O Ok, LL Adefalu, MO Olaolu, ...
    The International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses 14 (1), 73 , 2021
    2021.0
    Citations: 15
  • The impact of food security and poverty status on rural household farmers in Ikwo, Ebonyi State, Nigeria.
    JO Munonye, DE Matthew, M Olaolu, RU Onyeneke, JN Obi, M Amadi, ...
    African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition & Development 23 (6) , 2023
    2023.0
    Citations: 14
  • Food safety practices of maize farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria
    GD Agou, EA Onwubuya, EA Agwu, JM Chah, MO Olaolu, CU Izuogu, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 28 (2), 98-107 , 2024
    2024.0
    Citations: 13
  • Perceived effects of COVID-19 pandemic on food security in Southeast Nigeria
    J Munonye, E Osuji, M Olaolu, A Okoisu, J Obi, G Eze, S Ibrahim-Olesin, ...
    Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems 6, 936157 , 2022
    2022.0
    Citations: 13
  • Impact of poultry farmers’ participation in modern food retail markets on household dietary diversity: Lessons from Southeast Nigeria
    RU Onyeneke, CC Emenekwe, NM Chidiebere-Mark, JO Munonye, ...
    Animals 10 (4), 611 , 2020
    2020.0
    Citations: 12
  • Farmers’ Attitudes toward Certified Rice Seeds in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, GC Azuamairo, JE Orji, IC Chilaka, LC Njoku, JO Oparaojiaku, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 28 (3), 124-133 , 2024
    2024.0
    Citations: 11
  • Econometric analysis of fluted pumpkin production in Nigeria; empirical in-depth analysis
    EE Osuji, JO Munonye, MO Olaolu, CS Onyemauwa, AC Tim-Ashama, ...
    Journal of Agriculture and Crops 8 (2), 105-114 , 2022
    2022.0
    Citations: 11
  • Sex-Based Constraints in Accessing Agricultural Resources in Ebonyi State, Nigeria: Gender-Based Constraints in Accessing Agricultural Resources in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
    CL Njoku, MC Mgbeokwere, CU Izuogu, MO Olaolu, GC Azuamairo, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (1), 1-8 , 2025
    2025.0
    Citations: 10
  • Assessment of rural infrastructures and productive assets provided by fadama 11 development project in Okigwe Agricultural Zone of Imo State, Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, OO Ekumankama
    International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences 5 … , 2015
    2015.0
    Citations: 9
  • Use of Radio for Extension Service delivery to farmers in rural Community of Abia State, Nigeria
    CM Atasie,C.U Izuogu
    Nigeria Journal of Rural Sociology 17 (2), 45-50 , 2017
    2017.0
    Citations: 8
  • Adoption of climate smart agricultural practices among cassava farmers in Abia State, Nigeria
    JO Oparaojiaku, CU Izuogu, LC Njoku, OO Igwe, JC Nwabuisi, DA Ankrah, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (3), 185-195 , 2025
    2025.0
    Citations: 7
  • Determinants of youth participation in rice cultivation in South-Eastern Nigeria
    I Chibuzo, DA Ankrah, E Ojomugbokenyode, M Ibrahim, I Susan, ...
    Journal of Agricultural Extension 29 (1), 37-46 , 2025
    2025.0
    Citations: 7
  • Climate smart agriculture practices: A synthesis of implementation in Nigeria
    CU Izuogu, JO Oparaojiaku, MO Olaolu, SC Iroegbu, JO Ifabiyi, ...
    Journal of Agriculture and Environment for International Development (JAEID … , 2025
    2025.0
    Citations: 6