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The study aims to assess the economic and soil health impacts of eco-friendly agricultural practices among smallholder farmers in Ghana.

March 12, 2026Open Access

Eco-Friendly Agricultural Practices in Ghana: A Methodological Framework for Economic and Soil Health Assessments Among Smallholder Farmers

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Mixed-method approach reveals economic and soil health benefits among smallholder farmers, suggesting policy incentives are needed.

The study aims to assess the economic and soil health impacts of eco-friendly agricultural practices among smallholder farmers in Ghana.
Conducted quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews among smallholder farmers.
Used a linear regression model to analyze economic performance data.
Applied bootstrapping techniques for uncertainty analysis of findings.
Found a significant positive correlation (r = 0.75) between eco-friendly practices and improved soil health indicators.
Quantified economic benefits alongside soil health impacts.
Provided actionable insights for policymakers regarding incentives for adopting eco-friendly practices.

Abrokwa et al. (2011) studied this question.

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