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Academic research case study examining how smallholder farmers in Mbereshi village of Mwansabombwe District use local ecological knowledge and traditional environmental indicators to adapt agricultural practices to climate variability and changing rainfall patterns.
Country: Zambia
Region / District: Mwansabombwe District
Village: Mbereshi Village
Field of study: Climate change adaptation
Keywords: Local ecological knowledge, traditional knowledge, climate change adaptation, agricultural productivity, environmental sustainability
Document type: Academic research study
Research design: Mixed-methods research
Quantitative analysis tools: Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) version 29.0; Kobo Toolbox
Statistical methods: Multiple regression analysis; Chi-square test
Qualitative analysis method: Thematic analysis based on the Braun and Clarke (2021) six-phase framework
Study population: Smallholder farmers
Main subject: Use of local ecological knowledge in agricultural adaptation to climate variability
Geographical focus: Rural agricultural community in Sub-Saharan Africa
Key practices examined: Early cultivation, crop rotation, seed selection, conservation tillage, organic fertilization, agroforestry
Observed climate indicators: Rainfall variability, delayed rainfall onset, temperature fluctuations
Primary data source: Survey and qualitative field data from farmers in Mbereshi village
Purpose of the study: Examination of the role and effectiveness of local ecological knowledge in climate change adaptation among smallholder farmers
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