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Since mechanical transformation is difficult in situations of small pieces of land, the government should out much emphasis on biological transformation. Fertilizers and improved seeds and animals should be provided to farmers to help theme increase output within the existing pots of land. 1. The government should endeavor to educate farmers on the advantages of small families. This will reduce population and eventually reduce pressure on land. 2. The traditional gender division of labour should be broken down by massive sensitization and training in rural areas. Agricultural activities should be allocated on the basis of ability not gender. 3. To attract youths in agriculture, agriculture should be made attractive. Markets for agricultural produce should be sough and the government should put a policy on prices for agricultural output in place so as not to cheat farmers. With high prices, the youths will be attracted back to agriculture. 4. Training farmers on modern methods of farming should be initiated at lower levels. This is because training has always concentrated on big and progressive farmers leaving small holders behind. Area for further research The researcher recommends future studies on; 1. Determinants of prices for agricultural output 2. The impact of privatization of extension services on agricultural output 3. The effect of fluctuating prices on agricultural output. 81
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