Extra-technical constraints in the adoption of postharvest technologies for onions
1992
Serrano, E.P. (Philippines Univ. Los Banos, College, Laguna (Philippines). Dept. of Horticulture)
Based on the results from the rapid appraisal conducted in three major onion-growing areas, namely: Ilocos Norte, Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan [Philippines], the following extra-technical constraints were found to limit the adoption of postharvest technologies for onions: a.) cash capital constraints; b.) failures in the technology generation-technology dissemination linkage; c.) inefficiencies in social and physical infrastructure particularly transportation, communication/information and storage; d.) lack of significant success and impact of producer cooperative organizations; e.) absence of grades and standards; and f.) sector asymmetries in the production-marketing system. Among these constraints, the asymmetries in the production marketing system where the producer/grower has a very weak bargaining power on both the input sector and the product marketing sector, is perceived to have the greatest bearing on technology adoption
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