Comparing the technical efficiency of farms benefiting from different agricultural interventions in Kenya's drylands

Jacinta Lemba Department of Agricultural Economics, Gent University, BelgiumCorrespondence[email protected]

Marijke D'Haese Department of Agricultural Economics, Gent University, Belgium

Luc D'Haese Department of Agricultural Economics, Gent University, Belgium

Aymen Frija Institute of Agricultural Research and Higher Education, Higher Agricultural School of Mograne, Tunisia

Stijn Speelman Department of Agricultural Economics, Gent University, Belgium

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