A.Q. Yusuff, IO Abiola, JC Ohaegbulam and RV Oyewumi
J. Agri. Res. Adv., 02 (01):08-16
A.Q. Yusuff: Federal College of Forestry, Ibadan, Nigeria
IO Abiola: Federal College of Forestry, Ibadan, Nigeria
JC Ohaegbulam: Federal College of Forestry, Ibadan, Nigeria
RV Oyewumi: Federal College of Forestry, Ibadan, Nigeria
Article History: Received on: 10-Dec-19, Accepted on: 10-Jan-20, Published on: 21-Jan-20
Corresponding Author: A.Q. Yusuff
Email: yusadeq9@gmail.com
Citation: Yusuff AQ, Abiola IO, Ohaegbulam JC and Oyewumi RV (2020). Assessment of floriculturists in ibadan north and ido local government, oyo state, nigeria. J. Agri. Res. Adv., 02 (01):08-16
Aim: The field survey study was carried
out to assess florculturists in Ibadan North and Ido Local Government Areas of
Oyo State.
Materials and Methods: One hundred
questionnaires were administered and all were retrieved. Simple random sampling
technique was used for data collection. One hundred respondents were
purposively sampled.
Results: Male respondents were 81% and 19%
were female which means males are more consistent in the business. Also, 81%
were literate while 19% were illiterate. 37% of the respondents had acquired
6-10 years experience, while 32% had between 1-5 years experience, 14% were
11-15 years experience and 17% were 16 years and above.It was also discovered
that 74% of the respondents acquired their knowledge on floriculture through
vocation while 26% disagreed with the statement.67% affirms that floriculture activities
generate income moderately while 31% of the respondents affirm that it
generates income. Furthermore, 74% concluded that it has led to the
beautification of the environment while 26% said it beautified the environment
moderately.Also, the field survey shows that 82% usually make profit in the
business while 18% does not make profit.
Conclusion: It was concluded
that if adequately measures are taken to check the constraints of the floriculture
industry with more awareness on its importance and profitability, it would
create an avalanche for the flower market in Nigeria.
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