Factors Influencing the Transfer of Learning in Training Smallholder Farmers by Agricultural Extensionist

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Factors Influencing the Transfer of Learning in Training Smallholder Farmers by Agricultural Extensionist

Dr. N. Mafuse
Dr. N. Mafuse Bindura University of Science Education
Muhau. E .M. Gwati
Muhau. E .M. Gwati
Manyumwa
Manyumwa
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Introduction – Training is a tool used to empower people so that they are able to lead their own development, solve problems and to participate in meaningful debates of any field of learning. However, training transfer literature asserts that the successful transfer of learning to the workplace is often limited (Baldwin et al., 2009). This trend prevails despite heavy investments of finance, human resources, time and technology in employee training aimed at enhancing worker and organizational performance. There has been very low transfer of learning especially in the Agriculture where the adoption if moisture conservation innovations is very despite heavy investment in all capitals (Andersson and Giller, 2012, Twomlow et al, 2008, Zhou, 2008).This has posed a great challenge in the training of smallholder farmers on new innovations. There is need therefore to find ways of supporting the transfer and application of training for smallholder farmers as they depend mostly on agricultural extensionist trainings for their human resource development.

Factors Influencing the Transfer of Learning in Training Smallholder Farmers by Agricultural Extensionist

Introduction – Training is a tool used to empower people so that they are able to lead their own development, solve problems and to participate in meaningful debates of any field of learning. However, training transfer literature asserts that the successful transfer of learning to the workplace is often limited (Baldwin et al., 2009). This trend prevails despite heavy investments of finance, human resources, time and technology in employee training aimed at enhancing worker and organizational performance. There has been very low transfer of learning especially in the Agriculture where the adoption if moisture conservation innovations is very despite heavy investment in all capitals (Andersson and Giller, 2012, Twomlow et al, 2008, Zhou, 2008).This has posed a great challenge in the training of smallholder farmers on new innovations. There is need therefore to find ways of supporting the transfer and application of training for smallholder farmers as they depend mostly on agricultural extensionist trainings for their human resource development.

Dr. N. Mafuse
Dr. N. Mafuse Bindura University of Science Education
Muhau. E .M. Gwati
Muhau. E .M. Gwati
Manyumwa
Manyumwa
D
D

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Dr. N. Mafuse. 2012. “. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research – D: Agriculture & Veterinary GJSFR-D Volume 12 (GJSFR Volume 12 Issue D10): .

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Factors Influencing the Transfer of Learning in Training Smallholder Farmers by Agricultural Extensionist

Dr. N. Mafuse
Dr. N. Mafuse Bindura University of Science Education
Muhau. E .M. Gwati
Muhau. E .M. Gwati
Manyumwa
Manyumwa
D
D

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