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EFFECTS OF LAND COMMERCIALIZATION ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN KACHIA AND KAJURU LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS OF KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA
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This study examined the effects of land commercialization on agricultural production in Kachia and Kajuru Local Government Areas of Kaduna State. Six villages were randomly selected within which ten percent (10%) of the population of each village were randomly selected giving a total of seventy four (74) farmers who were interviewed during the survey period from May to July 2004. The data collected were analyzed using descriptive statistics, multiple regression and spatial correlation coefficient analysis. Results obtained from the analysis revealed that a large number of respondents have sold their farmland (about 88 hectares) and most of the sold farmlands were not cultivated. Only a few farmers (18.9%) admitted to have purchased land and some respondents (4.1%) have lost their land rights through fraudulent claim by other people in the court of law. Multiple regression analysis showed that educational level have a significant influence to sale of land at five (5%) percent, while income was negatively significant at one (1%) percent. It further shows that income and speculative purchase have significant contribution to purchase of land at one (1%) percent level while urban influence made a significant contribution to purchase of land at five (5%) percent level. The result of spatial correlation coefficient analysis also showed that variables such as income, quantity of land sold, quantity of land purchased and speculative purchase were significantly related to agricultural production at one (1%) percent level, while urban influence and household size were significantly related to agricultural production at five (5%) percent level of probability. The vii study recommended that an appropriate policy framework should be formulated to regulate and control the sale of agricultural land to only genuine farmers. It was also suggested that the maximum ceiling for the purchase of agricultural land of the Land Use Act of 1978 should be reviewed periodically to reflect population increase and the demand for agricultural land.
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