Agriculture,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 2200 - 2200
Published: Dec. 2, 2024
Increasing
food
production
is
crucial
for
attaining
the
Sustainable
Development
Goal
(SDG#2)
by
2030
through
supplying
agricultural
credit
and
improved
inputs.
Thus,
present
study
examined
roles
of
credit,
applications
fertilizer,
usage
pesticides,
farming
area,
employment
in
enhancing
wheat
developing
economy
(Pakistan)
from
1990
to
2020.
This
applied
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
regression
method
empirical
analysis.
The
findings
ARDL
technique
revealed
that
can
significantly
enhance
production,
while
inputs,
including
fertilizer
pesticide
usage,
also
positively
contribute
production.
Notably,
agriculture
plays
a
vital
role
assisting
farmers
purchase
advanced
farm
inputs
indirectly
increases
yield.
Consequently,
this
suggests
banking
sector
should
supply
under
flexible
lending
conditions;
therefore,
easily
access
adopt
modern
technologies
ensure
security.
Discover Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: July 26, 2024
Abstract
BRICS
nations
as
emerging
economies
have
undergone
a
substantial
structural
transformation;
however,
achieving
economic
growth
while
sustaining
the
ecology
is
pressing
challenge
for
these
economies.
Nonetheless,
one
of
possible
ways
to
achieve
ecological
sustainability
promote
clean
energy
use
and
green
innovation
backed
by
strengthened
political
system.
Thus,
this
study
assesses
effect
disaggregated
(hydro
nuclear
energy),
technology
innovation,
stability
on
footprint
in
countries
from
1993
2022
controlling
impacts
natural
resources
rent,
population
growth,
GDP
per
capita.
Using
dynamic
fixed
CS-ARDL
estimators,
outcomes
reveal
that
hydro
induce
countries.
However,
empirical
findings
indicate
substantially
reduces
footprint.
Therefore,
policy
perspective,
encourages
coordination
among
embrace
targeted
policies
strengthen
regulatory
frameworks,
innovations
technological
know-how,
encourage
utilization
sustainable
foster
environmental
sustainability.
Graphical
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(19), P. 8480 - 8480
Published: Sept. 29, 2024
Agricultural
productivity
in
China
is
a
fundamental
driver
of
food
security
and
economic
growth.
Yet,
the
sector
faces
profound
challenges
due
to
environmental
degradation
climate
change,
which
threaten
sustainable
agricultural
practices.
This
research
examines
effects
technological
innovations
on
Total
Factor
Productivity
sustainability
from
2012
2022.
The
study
seeks
understand
how
advancements,
when
considered
alongside
socioeconomic
variables,
impact
output
while
balancing
ecological
integrity.
Employing
comprehensive
methodological
framework,
this
integrates
fixed-effects,
random-effects,
multilevel
mixed-effects
models
analyze
crucial
factors
including
rural
education,
capability,
conservation
initiatives.
further
utilizes
structural
equation
modeling
evaluate
both
direct
indirect
these
determinants
productivity.
results
demonstrate
that
substantially
enhance
productivity,
particularly
provinces
with
higher
development.
Additionally,
farming
practices
tailored
policy
interventions
are
identified
as
vital
addressing
regional
imbalances.
concludes
by
underscoring
necessity
for
continued
integration
considerations
emerging
technologies
ensure
growth
long
term.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 4, 2025
ABSTRACT
Ensuring
progress
toward
the
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
of
“no
poverty”
and
“zero
hunger”
in
face
changing
climatic
conditions
is
crucial
for
developing
countries
like
Nepal,
which,
due
to
limited
domestic
resources,
must
rely
on
foreign
aid
strengthen
food
production.
This
study
examines
critical
role
assistance
achieving
SDG
2,
which
focuses
ending
hunger
promoting
sustainable
agriculture.
Specifically,
we
investigate
threshold
impact
agricultural
production
Nepal
from
first
quarter
1975
fourth
2020.
Using
analysis,
find
a
nonlinear
relationship
between
Below
threshold,
boosts
significantly,
but
above
it,
reverses.
Additional
variables,
such
as
cultivated
areas,
public
expenditure,
credit,
increase
substantially,
although
their
effects
vary
regimes.
The
farm
labor
force
shows
contrasting
effects,
with
negative
below
positive
it.
Rainfall
negatively
affects
low‐aid
regime
becomes
beneficial
high‐aid
regime.
In
contrast,
temperature
has
an
insignificant
significantly
hinders
specified
threshold.
Our
findings
indicate
that
leveraging
substantial
investment
agriculture,
specifically
through
infrastructure,
research
development,
extension
services,
will
enhance
effectiveness
boosting
reducing
hunger.
