agricultural productivity

The misallocation of women’s talent, due to barriers to entering non-agricultural work, leads to sizable productivity losses

Psychotherapy and peer workshops in rural Kenya significantly decreased unhealthy drinking among men while improving agricultural outcomes

The rich-world bias of agricultural innovation explains a large share of global disparities in technology adoption and agricultural productivity

Low agricultural productivity in developing countries is not destiny, as there is remarkable potential for raising crop yields given their land quality

Road connectivity leads to workers moving out of agriculture and improvements in education but no substantial effects on income, assets or consumption

The farm size–yields relationship is not informative for improving agricultural productivity among small landholders in developing countries

Building roads and extending agriculture services to rural Ethiopian communities had no impact alone, but increased agricultural productivity together

Weak land rights among farmers reduces agricultural productivity and output, hitting skilled farmers hardest

Investments in agricultural technology have substantially improved living standards in the poorest places on our planet over the past half century