THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF AGRICULTURE TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT

(A CASE STUDY IN UDI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ENUGU STATE)

By

ESOMCHI GERALDINE C.

Presented To

Department of Secretarial Studies

For the purpose of this research work, an opinion survey was made using oral interview and author  - constructed questionnaire to examine “the contributions of agriculture to rural development” using Udi Local Government Area of Enugu as a case study.
The researchers relied on data collected from seventy-five (75) respondents who were agricultural concerned persons.
To guide the research, the above opinions were gathered and analysed/interpreted, analysis of data revealed agriculture is the main stay of the rural dwellers, that proper awareness has not been created about agriculture by those concerned and that these rural dwellers are aware of the contributions of agriculture to rural development.
However further analysis of data received courtesy opinions of respondents revealed that the government has not done so much as it supposed for agricultural development in rural areas, more to this that most of the factors hindering the effective advancement of agriculture are not natural but man-made, hence could be solved.
However, it is suggested that further and more indepth research on this study should be done as to as to ascertain factors impending or militating against the contributions of agriculture to rural development, also on ways these contributions could be fully utilized to effectively develop rural areas.
 

Title page
Approval page
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Table of content

CHAPTER ONE:
1.0    Introduction
1.1    Background of the study
1.2    Statement of problems
1.3    Objectives of the study
1.4    Delimitation of the study
1.5    Significance of the study
1.6    Research Questions
1.7    Definition of terms

CHAPTER TWO:
2.1    Literature Review
2.2    The contributions of agriculture
2.3    References

CHAPTER THREE:
3.0    Research Methodology    
3.1    Research Design
3.2    Area of study
3.3    Population of study
3.4    Sample and Sampling procedure
3.5    Instrument validity and reliability
3.6    Method of data collection
3.7    Method of data analysis

CHAPTER FOUR:
4.0    Presentation, analysis and interpretation of data
4.1    Preliminary question

CHAPTER FIVE:
5.0    Findings, Conclusion and Recommendation, Summary of findings
5.1    Conclusion
5.2    Recommendation
5.3    Limitations
5.4    Areas for further study
    Bibliography