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Pay attention to unique factors of cultural groups, but programs that focus on efficiency and productivity in decision-making are likely to succeed, whatever the social characteristics of the farm group

Finding Details

Audience: Ethnic groups, Farmers

BEP: Class or Group
The learning experience: Content and delivery is determined in cooperation with the target audience and stakeholders

Community
The learning experience: Generates and makes use of data about the local condition.

Individual
The learning experience: Provides opportunities for extended effort and practice.

Study Themes: Audience Information

Citation: Sommers, D. G., & Napier, T. L. (1993). Comparison of Amish and non-Amish farmers: A diffusion/farm-structure perspective. Rural Sociology, 58(1), 130-145.

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