Job Description

Farmers are often referred to as rational and make decisions based on their indigenous knowledge and expected utilities from adoption. Farmers’ experience, local knowledge and indigenous practices have over the years defined the behavior of the farmers towards agricultural practices and activities, including soil fertility management. The promotion of inorganic fertilizers and its nutrient stewards are less adhered to by farmers. This indicates a clear gap between what scientific evidence suggests and the actual practice of farmers. Bridging these gaps would enhance effective fertilizer use and higher returns.


  • Assess the indigenous knowledge and science-based recommendations on soil fertility management

  • Examine the resistance, adaptation and adoption of science-based recommendations on soil fertility management

  • Identify healthy collaboration among farmers and scientists on soil fertility management strategies.
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    Job Overview

    Job Type: Internship
    Location: Ghana, Ghana
    Posted: June 17, 2026
    Deadline: July 27, 2026