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Table 1: Pineapple production in Bureti district of the potential of markets to unlock economic growth and agricultural development gave rise Table 3: Variable used in the Multinomial Logit and the highest amount was found to be 180 kilograms. Table 5: t-test for equality of means for age, household size and pineapple yield 2010) who confirmed that increasing the volume of production increase market participation. Table 6: Gender of the household heads The results in Table 7 show that among market participants, 74% were farming only, he occupation status of the household heads has no influences on market participation. Table 8: Educational status of the household heads output sold, inter alia. Table 10: Income status of the household heads result of the chi-square shows that the household income was statistically insignificant Table 11: Institutional characteristics in relation to market participation farmers from participating in the pineapple market. Figure 3: The percentage of the road infrastructure used in pineapple marketing. Figure 4: The percentage of the price information among the market participants propensity of participating in the pineapple market than those without. mers on pricing condition. Therefore, the farmers with price information have more Table 12: Market characteristics in relation to market participation Table 13: Categorical marketing characteristics in relation to marketing outlets prefer it to minimize the cost of transportation and that of searching the buyers. Figure 5: Distribution of Gender in relation to relation to marketing outlets their outputs at local and urban market. Figure 6: Means age distribution of marketing outlets market. information that can lead to informed choice of markets with high level of returns like urban Figure 7: Education level distribution in relation to marketing outlets **K: significant at 1% level; **: significant at 5% level; *: significant at 10% level. Table 14: The Heckman two-step selection equation result *: significant at 10% level; **: significant at 5% level; ***: significant at 1% level. Table 15: The Heckman two-step outcome equation results found to influence the extent of market participation. Table 16: Marginal effect from Multinomial Logit on the choice of marketing outlets A.2. Relation to head (Tick where appropriate) A.3. Occupation of the head (Tick where appropriate) A.5. Marital status of the head PINEAPPLE MARKETING C.2. Which markets do you usually use for selling pineapple produced? C.4. where do you sell most you pineapples produced C.7. If no what happen to unsold pineapple produced(tick where appropriate) C.9. Is pineapple graded before marketing? Yes { } or No { }. C.18. How is your produce moved to the marketing point ( tick appropriate C.21. What general problem do you experience in moving your produce? C.22. Complete the below for payments and how long it take to receive the payment: C.24. Before selling your produce what value adding activities do you performs? (Tick) INFRASTRUCTURE D.1. What type of road do you use to the market D.2. In your own opinion, how do you rate your road? D.5. If it exist, what is the condition of marketing stalks you have access to? E.3. What are your sources of information F.2. what service are provided by extension officers F.3. Are the extension officers are always available when you need help? 4.1 Do you have contact with extension officers during marketing period? Yes { } or No {}. G.4. How do you decide the sale price of your produce? Tick where appropriate G.5. How do the price that the buyer is willing to pay differ from your expectation G.8. When negotiating, which language is used‘
