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| 1 | Evaluation of Some New Sugarcane Varieties for Yield and Yield Components under Coastal Climatic Conditions by Fredrick Ochami & Nathan Ochieng | Commercial sugarcane production entails the cultivation of varieties characterized with high cane yield content for specific agro-ecological conditions. A Field study was conducted at Ramisi area, Kwale county in the coastal lowlands of Kenya, during the 2015-2017 cropping seasons to evaluate the yield components and yield of seven sugarcane varieties; KEN 82-808, KEN 83-737, CO 945, CB 38-22, N14, D8484, CO 421 was used as control. The trial was laid out in a randomized complete block design and replicated 4 times. Significant differences (p<0.05) were observed among test varieties on parameters measured; stalk length, stalk diameter, number of millable cane, and fresh cane yield in both plant and ratoon crops. Plant cane recorded higher mean values on quantitative parameters investigated compared to ratoon crops. Varieties D8484 136.8 tons of cane per hectare (tha-1) 39% and CO 945 (130.9 tha-1) 10% yielded higher than control CO 421 (119.4tha-1) in plant crop, while CO 945 surpassed the yield of control in the ratoon crop. In the pooled analysis, KEN 82-808 recorded longest stalk length of 270 cm which was statistically at par with control 241 cm, CB 38-22, CO945, and KEN 83-737, and the lowest stalk length 222.2 cm posted on N14. Mean stem diameter was significant amongst test varieties, highest 2.86cm (D 8484) that surpassed check 2.64 cm, which was significantly at par with CO 945 and CB 38-22 while the lowest diameter 2.31 cm was on KEN 82-808. The response of varieties to millable cane was significant with variety N14 - 92.8 (000 ha-1) surpassing CO 421(control) 80.3 (000 ha-1) and lowest was 56.7 (000 ha-1) D 8484. Cane yield, CO 945 yielded the highest 118.7 tch surpassing check CO 421 at 108.4 tcha-1 and the lowest yield was 84.5 tch by KEN83-737. | 05-August-2020 | 22-August-2020/ 31-August-2020 |
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| 2 | Exploring Social Innovation through Design –A Study on the Convergence of Human Involvement and Contemporary Society by Prof Manika Walia | Design and designer’s role have changed. It is now not only about adding aesthetic value and functionality to a product. The human-centric approach of design generates questions of how design education can adapt and modify to magnify the role of a designer as a social leader and be responsible for socially conscious design. Social innovation does involve the convergence of human involvement with contemporary society for a significant change. Hence, the role and scope of design are increased towards creating an impact on society and culture. Through the study of secondary data in the form of case studies, this paper attempts to identify how through design we can have innovative solutions towards social issues. | 09-July-2020 | 26-August-2020/ 31-August-2020 |
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| 3 | The Influence of Capital Adequacy Ratio, BOPO, Loan to Deposits Ratio and Net Profit Margin on Profit Growth (Case Study on Banking Companies Listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange Period 2014-2018) by Mahmudah & Teddy Oswari | This research aims to determine the influence of Capital Adequacy ratio, Bopo, Loan To Deposits ratio, and Net profit Margin on profit growth in banking companies from the 2014-2018 period. This Research conducted by the kind of data is used for secondary financial report banking companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2014-2018. The population in this research is a company bank’s samples from 22 banks through purposive sampling. The analytical techniques used are multiple linear regression, multicollinearity test, autocorrelation test, heteroscedasticity test, F-test, T-test, and determination test. The F test results of the research concluded that all independent variables of CAR, BOPO, LDR, and NPM were simultaneously affecting profit growth. The T-test results of this research show only BOPO variables that affect on profit growth, while CAR, LDR, and NPM have no effect on profit growth. | 18-June-2020 | 30-August-2020/ 2-September-2020 |
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| 4 | Development of Agro-Industrial Integration as a Vector of Formation Competitiveness of Small Enterprises by Sofiia Minenko & Dudnyk Olena - Ph.D. | The article substantiates the conceptual principles and advantages of creating clusters for the development of the agro-industrial complex of the district, identifies promising areas for studying this problem. A SWOT-analysis of agricultural enterprises in the Donetsk region was conducted, the strengths and weaknesses of the internal and external environment that directly affect their activities were identified. Based on the study, it is concluded that the application of a cluster approach can be an effective means of increasing the competitiveness, innovation, and investment attractiveness of agribusiness. | 15-August-2020 | 30-August-2020/ 2-September-2020 |
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| 5 | Changing Requirements of Academic Library Users by Roopa Gokhale Shahade | The goal of the research article is to examine how academic library users' needs are changing. As automation has replaced human labour, traditional library standards are dwindling with time. The user's needs in relation to infrastructure improvements, user-friendliness of management policies, appropriate ICT facilities, and efficient collection management to retain users have changed over time. Libraries have had to reevaluate their organisational requirements due to changing user expectations, particularly with the emergence of brokers. With the addition of digital resources and new staff considerations for users, the overall role of the library is being reviewed. | 10-July-2020 | 30-August-2020/ 2-September-2020 |
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