OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Agricultural Education & Extension is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Farmers’ networks and the quest for reliable advice: innovating in Greece	46
Knowledge production and communication in on-farm demonstrations: putting farmer participatory research and extension into practice	44
Strengthening the accountability of agricultural field agents: a principal-agent perspective	30
Perceptions of knowledge management capacity within extension services: an exploratory factor analysis approach	27
Evaluating the effectiveness of extension and advisory services by Farmer Producer Organisations: an application of ‘best fit’ framework	19
Wellbeing education increases skills and knowledge among tertiary students in the agricultural sector: insights from a mixed methods study	19
Entrepreneurial resilience of small and medium-sized businesses among rural women in Iran	16
Power to the facilitated agricultural dialogue: an analysis of on-farm demonstrations as transformative learning spaces	14
A dynamic capabilities framework for agriculture education partnerships	14
Exploring sustainable crop residue management practices: farmers’ perceptions in north India	13
Communicative interventions for preventing the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak: insights from Iran’s rural and farming communities	12
The agronomist to trust as my advisor: a Greek case study	11
Issues-360^TM: an analysis of transformational learning in a controversial issues engagement initiative	11
Fostering sustainable agriculture in Burundi: which competencies for change-agents should vocational agriculture education prioritize?	11
Introducing ‘microAKIS’: a farmer-centric approach to understanding the contribution of advice to agricultural innovation	11
Effectiveness of on-farm demonstration events in the EU: role of structural characteristics	11
Who, how and why? The nature of industry participants in agricultural industry school partnerships in Gippsland, Australia	10
Scaling agricultural innovations: A systematic assessment with implications for pluralistic extension	10
Advisor understanding of their roles in the advisory system: a comparison of governance structures in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, and New Zealand	10
Exploring smallholder farmers’ climate adaptation decision-making in mountainous areas of Central Vietnam: implications for extension services	10
Unraveling relevant factors for effective on farm demonstration: the crucial role of relevance for participants and structural set up	9
Development and validation of an instrument to measure the vision of European agricultural advisors towards innovation	9
Perceptions of quality, value, and loyalty among agricultural science graduates: an analysis of Zootechnical Engineering in Argentina	9
Factors influencing academic optimism and its impact on academic achievement of students of agriculture vocational schools in Iran	9
Scenarios to promote territorial innovation systems in agri-food value chains: case of cocoa in Colombia	8

Makers vs. takers: perceived challenges to food production among agriculturalists in the United States	8
Leading gender equality change in higher education – the case of forestry	8
Supporting farmer wellbeing: exploring a potential role for advisors	7
Advisory support and learning on non-technical aspects of farming: a key topic for extension and education research	7
Smallholder farmer insights on information systems: current use and future needs in the Eastern Gangetic Plains	6
Developing agri-food value chains: learning networks between exploration and exploitation	6
Resilience building in agricultural extension programmes: application of a resilience framework and development of a farmer-focused assessment tool	6
(Un)willingness to contribute financially towards advice surrounding diffuse water pollution: the perspectives of farmers and advisors	6
Knowledge-implementation processes in crop protection literature	6
A meta-analysis of factors speeding the adoption of agricultural intensification methods in Africa	6
The influence of privatised agricultural extension on downward accountability to smallholder tea farmers	6
Engaging youth at school to advance sustainable agriculture and inspire future farming: evidence from Cambodia	6
Managing end-user participation for the adoption of digital livestock technologies: expectations, performance, relationships, and support	6