Authors :
Mbesse Trabina, L. J. P.; Toure K.; Kolinguenza Linzelass, N. G. B.; Ndiaye, S.
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Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 5 - May
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26May1070
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Abstract :
This study aims to analyze the constraints on agricultural production within the Groundnut Basin of Senegal. A
total of 503 farmers were interviewed across the regions of Kaffrine (17.7%) and Kaolack (82.3%) using structured field
surveys. The research employed a multi-faceted analytical approach, including descriptive and comprehensive analyses,
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and Correspondence Analysis (CA). The findings reveal that an overwhelming majority
of producers (84%) lack access to agricultural financing.
Keywords :
Access to Credit, Cultivated Area, Production Constraints, Agricultural Production, Senegal.
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This study aims to analyze the constraints on agricultural production within the Groundnut Basin of Senegal. A
total of 503 farmers were interviewed across the regions of Kaffrine (17.7%) and Kaolack (82.3%) using structured field
surveys. The research employed a multi-faceted analytical approach, including descriptive and comprehensive analyses,
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and Correspondence Analysis (CA). The findings reveal that an overwhelming majority
of producers (84%) lack access to agricultural financing.
Keywords :
Access to Credit, Cultivated Area, Production Constraints, Agricultural Production, Senegal.