Sentence examples for receive extension from inspiring English sources

"If farmers cannot receive extension services where they are guided on how to plant and what to do, then they can never develop," Birungi says.

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In the studied communities, it was evident that the majority of camel herders did not receive extension services as well as veterinary support, mainly due to the distant locations between the government offices and the households.

Later I was told that the two-hour ritual actually lasts for 1 hour 50 minutes and that late arrivals will not receive extensions if the spa is busy.

Though the agency is expected to meet the deadline at the majority of airports, it will receive extensions of up to a year at 15 to 30 of the largest airports to fully comply, according to Stephen Van Beek, senior vice president of policy for Airports Council International North America, a trade association.

You might notice that now you can: Come late to class without receiving a tardy/detention, influence teacher's decisions in class activities, turn in missing homework late, and/or receive extensions on projects.

The proportion of the sample (see Table 2) receiving extension services confirms this.

Respondents also indicated that on average, they are receiving extension services about 51 days in a year.

We find that more educated farmers, with credit access, receiving extension services, and living in communes with more adopters are more likely to use modern irrigation techniques.

In relation to extension services, 38.6 % of farmers with improved irrigation methods state to have received extension services in the last 2 years, which compares to the 8 and 16 % observed among traditional irrigators and non-irrigators, respectively.

The results indicate that farmers with a higher educational level, larger capital, credit access, receiving extension services, and those who reside in the plot and in communes with larger number of adopters are more likely to adopt modern irrigation.