ALL PUBLICATIONS

Books and Monographs

1.       Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V. (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher. ISBN: 978-99968-76-09-7 (Paperback), ISBN: 978-99968-76-10-3 (E-Book)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/9996876098?ref_=pe_93986420_774957520

2.       Torimiro, D. O., Eludire, A. A., Subair, S. K. and Akinjobi, J. A. (2013): Complementing extension roles through young animators and ICT usage in sub-Saharan Africa: experiences from Nigeria and Botswana. Ghana: Association of African Universities, 76pp. ISBN: 978-978-51243-7-8

3.     Torimiro, D.O. (2013): Who will bring farm children back to the farm? Inaugural Lecture Series 257, Obafemi Awolowo University Press Limited, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. 55pp. ISSN: 0189-7848 https://library.oauife.edu.ng/vufind/Record/oai:ir.oauife.edu.ng:123456789-3711/Similar?sid=596656&lng=gl

4.     Torimiro, D.O., B.O. Adisa, S.M. Odeyinka, E.O. Bamigboye, F.O. Adedeji and J.A. Akinkunmi (2008): On Station Demonstration of Agro-Forestry Technologies- Apiary, Snailery, Grass Cutter Rearing & Fisheries: The Obafemi Awolowo University Experience. Extension Bulletin No. 1-4, Department of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. 52pp.

5.     Torimiro, D.O. (2004): Ethical Revolution among Nigerian youth in Schools and Colleges (Youth Empowerment Series I) Andkolad (Publishers) Venture (Nig.) Ltd., Nigeria. 98pp. ISBN: 978-060-433-2

Edited Books/ Proceedings

6.     Dixon O. Torimiro, Oluyemisi A. Akinyemiju and Olalekan J. Soyelu (Eds.) (2020). Agricultural Extension Practices: A Subject Matter Approach. Germany: Lambert Academic Publishing. Pp. 262. ISBN: 978-620-2-52593-0 https://www.amazon.com/Agricultural-Extension-Practices-Subject-Approach/dp/6202525932

7.     Torimiro, Dixon Olutade and Igodan, O. Chris (Eds.) (2019): Global Agricultural Extension Practices: Country by Country Approaches. New York, USA: Nova Science Publishers. Pp330. ISBN: 978-1-53616-012-3 https://novapublishers.com/shop/global-agricultural-extension-practices-country-by-country-approaches/

8.     Jonathan C. Mba, Julia Preece and Dixon O. Torimiro (2015): Contribution of African Universities to the Attainment of the MDGs: A Synthesis of Mobilizing Regional Capacity Initiative Project Reports. Ghana: Association of African Universities. Pp 124. ISBN: 978-9988-589-59-X https://catalog.buse.ac.zw/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=19238

9.     Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (Eds.) (2013): E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. 275pp. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

10.  Ige, M.T., Ayanlaja, S.A., Torimiro, D.O. and O.L. Oludimu (Eds) (2012): Sunflower at Crawford University – Past, Present and Future. Ghana: Association of African Universities. Pp 125.

11.  Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (2008): Agricultural extension: a comprehensive treatise. Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. 501pp. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

12.  Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (2006): Capacity building for agricultural extension officers. Nigeria: Osun State Government. 238 pp.

13.  Torimiro, D.O. and B.O. Adisa (2007): Challenges faced by children and youth: The responses of development service providers in Nigeria. Proceedings of the 8th National Research Conference and Network Meeting of CYIAP in Nigeria held in University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. November 27-30, 2006.

14.  Torimiro, D.O. and B.O. Adisa (2006): Childhood and youth-hood issues in the era of reforms in Nigeria. Proceedings of the 7th National Research Conference and Network Meeting of CYIAP in Nigeria held in Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. November 28- December 1, 2005.

15.  Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (1998):  Rural children and the future food security of Nigeria: (a book of readings).  Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria: CIAP 502 pp.

Contributions to Books

1.   Adebayo Amos Omoloye, Marian Peters, Olusegun Adebayo Ojumoola, Utlwang Batlang, Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Bamphitlhi Tiroesele, Amogelang Segwagwe and Kehinde Thomas (2026). Insects for food and feed from a circular economy perspective. In: Wame L. Hambira, Ayana Angassa Abdeta, Ditiro B. Moalafhi, Victor K. Muposhi, Ketlhatlogile Mosepele (Editors) Environmental Change and Biodiversity Conservation in sub-Saharan Africa Volume 2, Pages 73-94. Springer Nature Switzerland AG ISBN 978-3-032-17391-1 ISBN 978-3-032-17392-8 (eBook) https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-17392-8

2.     Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Iris Mosipuri, Oluwagbenga Titus Alao, Nelson Motlapele Tselaesele, and Tsheko Baruti (2025). Forest Resources Utilisation and Rural Livelihoods in Sub-Saharan Africa: Exploring e-Extension Model for Sustainable Forest Management. In: Wame L. Hambira, Ayana Angassa Abdeta, Ditiro B. Moalafhi, Victor K. Muposhi, Ketlhatlogile Mosepele (Editors) Environmental Change and Biodiversity Conservation in sub-Saharan Africa Volume 1, Pages 189-202. Springer Nature Switzerland AG https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-73136-5_10

3.     Okorie, V. O., Torimiro, D. O. and L. Amusan (2020): Towards Effective Agricultural Extension Models in Post-Colonial Nigeria: A Prolegomenon. In Dixon Torimiro, Oluyemisi A. Akinyemiju and Olalekan J. Soyelu (Eds.) Agricultural Extension      Practices: A Subject Matter Approach. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany. Pp. 7-20. ISBN: 978-620-2-52593-0

4.     Nelson Motlapele Tselaesele, Keneilwe Tongomani Bob, Dixon Olutade Torimiro and Olusegun Tunbosun Adebo (2020): Small Scale Horticultural Business: Challenges and (De)motivating Factors of Young Farmers in Glen Valley Horticultural Farms of Botswana? In O. D. Kolawole (Ed.) Smallholder Farmers and Farming Practices: Challenges and Prospects. Nova Science Publishers, USA. Pp 203-224.

5.     Torimiro, Dixon (2019): Gender, Youth and Agricultural Development: Reflecting on the Centenarian Status of the Nigerian State. In Funmi Soetan and Bola Akanji (Eds.), Through the Gender Lens: A Century of Social and Political Development in Nigeria. Lexington Books, USA. Pp 165-184. ISBN: 978-1-4985-6472-4

6.     Torimiro, D. O., Okorie, V. O., Pur, J.T. (2019) Public-Funded Agricultural Extension Approaches in Nigeria: A Historical Perspective. In Torimiro, Dixon Olutade and Igodan, Chris (Eds.) Global Agricultural Extension Practices: Country by Country Approaches. Nova Science Publishers, New York, USA. Pp 135-152. ISBN: 978-1-53616-012-3

7.     Okorie, V. O., Torimiro, D. O., Ayinde, J. O., Alao, O. T. (2019) NGOs in Nigeria’s Agricultural Extension Landscape: A Comparative Perspective. In Torimiro, Dixon Olutade and Igodan, Chris (Eds.) Global Agricultural Extension Practices: Country by Country Approaches. Nova Science Publishers, New York, USA. Pp 153-166. ISBN: 978-1-53616-012-3

8.     Torimiro, D.O., M.T. Ige and B. J. Amujoyegbe (2012): Sunflower and Poverty Alleviation among Smallholder Farmers in Nigeria and Botswana (Keynote Address). In Ige, M.T., Ayanlaja, S.A., Torimiro, D.O. and O.L. Oludimu (Eds), Sunflower at Crawford University – Past, Present and Future. Ghana: Association of African Universities. Pp 12-27.

9.     Amujoyegbe, B.J., Torimiro, D.O., M.T. Ige, S. K. Subair, N. Tselaesele and T.V. Balole (2012): Effects of Intercropping Sunflower with Arable Crops for Food Security and Poverty Alleviation. In Ige, M.T., Ayanlaja, S.A., Torimiro, D.O. and O.L. Oludimu (Eds), Sunflower at Crawford University – Past, Present and Future. Ghana: Association of African Universities. Pp 37-55.

10.  Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A., Tselaesele, N. and S.K. Subair (2012): Enhancing Sustainable Usage of ICTs in Farming Communities: Lessons from HEIs facilitated Project in Nigeria and Botswana. In Ige, M.T., Ayanlaja, S.A., Torimiro, D.O. and O.L. Oludimu (Eds), Sunflower at Crawford University – Past, Present and Future. Ghana: Association of African Universities. Pp 81-102.

11.  Ayinde, J.O., Yusuf, O. J. and Torimiro, D.O. (2011): Youth involvement in peri urban agriculture in Osun State, Nigeria. in Remi Adeyemo (Eds.) Urban Agriculture, Cities and Climate Change. CUVILLIER VERLAG, Gottingen, Germany. Pp 237-242.

12.  Torimiro, Dixon O. and Ayinde, J.O. (2011): Sociological theories and their applications to rural setting. In S.F. Adedoyin (Ed.) Rural, Agricultural and Environmental Sociology in Nigeria. The Nigerian Rural Sociological Association. Pp.350-368.

13.  Torimiro, Dixon O. and Ayinde, J.O. (2011): Social capital and social safety-net among rural dwellers. In S.F. Adedoyin (Ed.) Rural, Agricultural and Environmental Sociology in Nigeria. The Nigerian Rural Sociological Association. Pp.350-368.

14.  Torimiro, D. O., Okorie, V.O., Adisa, B.O. and Famuyiwa, B.S. (2009): Farm youth and usage of HIV/AIDs prevention strategies: implications for food security in Nigeria, in Adebooye, O.C. (Eds.) Food, health and environmental issues in developing countries: The Nigeria situation. CUVILLIER VERLAG, Gottingen, Germany. Pp 276-289.

15.  Torimiro, D.O. (2009): Children exploitation in the labour process: Empirical Exposition from Ile-Ife, in Osita Agbu (Ed.) Children and Youth in the Labour Process in Africa. Dakar, Senegal: CODESRIA Book Series. https://doi.org/10.57054/codesria.pub.180

16.  Torimiro, D. O. and V. O. Okorie (2008):  Comparative Extension Education, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (Eds.) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 30-53. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

17.  Torimiro, D. O. and Yomi Alfred (2008): Communication in Agricultural Extension, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (Eds.) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 133-141. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

18.  F.O. Adereti, D. O. Torimiro, T.F. Ojo and V.O. Okorie (2008): Administration and Supervision in Extension, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (Eds.) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 179-199. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

19.  S. B. Williams and D.O. Torimiro (2008): Issues of Gender Inequalities in Nigeria’s Agrarian Transformation, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (eds) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 262-278. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

20.  Torimiro, D. O. (2008): Rural Youth Development and Extension, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (eds) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 279-299. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

21.  Torimiro, D. O. (2008): Extension Strategies for Sustainable Land Use Planning in Water Shed Areas, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (eds) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 373-391. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

22.  Torimiro, D. O. and O. D. Kolawole (2008): New Partnership for Africa’s Development and Agricultural Technology Transfer in a Globalised World, in Akinyemiju, O.A. and Torimiro, D.O. (eds) Agricultural Extension – A Comprehensive Treatise. Nigeria, Ikeja, Lagos: ABC Agricultural Systems Ltd. Pp 392-402. ISBN: 978-38345-2-5

23.  Torimiro, D. O., Adedoyin, S. F., O.L. Oludimu and O.B. Sokunbi (2005): Extension Roles in Credit Administration in Agricultural Project in Ogun State, Nigeria. In: Oludimu, O. L and Ogunsiji (Eds.) Agricultural Management: A book of readings. Asogun Books Publishers, Ibadan. Pp 188-195.

24.  Mann, C.I., Torimiro, D.O. and Oluborode, A.F. (1998): Farmers’ perception of the socio-economic needs of their children participating in farming activities in Ago-Iwoye, in Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (Eds.) Rural children and the future food Security of Nigeria: a book of readings.  Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria CIAP.  Pp. 146 – 158.

25.  Torimiro, D.O. and Adedoyin, S.F. (1998): Organizing a national research network conference in Nigeria: The CIAP experience, in Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (Eds.) Rural children and the future food Security of Nigeria: a book of readings.  Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria: CIAP. Pp 54 – 62.

26.  Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (1998):  Children-In-Agriculture   Programme (CIAP): a model for involving rural children in   Sustainable farming, in Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (Eds.) Rural children and the future food Security of Nigeria: a book of readings.  Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria: CIAP. Pp 8 – 16.

27.  Torimiro, D.O. and Lawal, B.O. (1998): Rural children’s socialization into farming, in Yomi Oruwari (Ed.) Gender, sustainable development and the urban poor in Nigeria.  (A book of readings): Hisis (Publishing) Limited, Port-Harcourt.  Pp   169-178.

28.  Agunbiade, J.B., Adefuye, B.O. and Torimiro, D.O. (1997):   Rural Social Systems, in: Essential of general studies: Culture, agriculture and computer. Vol. 2.  Ogun State University, Nigeria: CESAP.  Pp 74 – 90.

29.  Adedoyin, S.F.; Torimiro, D.O. and Agbelemoge, A. (1997): The nature and scope of rural development, in: Essentials of general studies: culture, agriculture and computer. Vol.2 Ogun State University, Nigeria: CESAP. Pp 48 – 60.

30.  Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (1997): Agricultural extension and national economic development, in: Essentials of general studies: culture agriculture and computer.  Vol 2. Ogun State University, Nigeria: CESAP.  Pp 91 – 107.

Published Journal Articles (Refereed)

31.  Ibrahim, S., Torimiro, D. O., Nasiru, S., Aledare, M. E., & Muhammad, H. A. (2026). Aged cattle rearers in northwest Nigeria and succession planning: Attitudinal analysis. The Nigerian Journal of Rural Extension and Development, 18(1). 22-29 Retrieved from https://journals.ui.edu.ng/index.php/njred/article/view/2179

32.  D. O. Torimiro, J. O. Ayinde, N. M. Tselaesele, M. V. Motaung and Tebogo Gaobotse (2025). Involvement of In-School Farm Youth in Family- Based Animal Rearing Activities in Goodhope-Mabule Region of Botswana. Ife Journal of Agriculture 37 (2): 73-83. http://ija.oauife.edu.ng/index.php/ija/issue/view/61

33.  Ibrahim, S., Sirajo, A., Torimiro, D.O., Anamayi, S.E., Goni, I.C., Fadodun, R.A., Okorie, V.O., Nasiru, S., Maina, A.M. (2025). Competency Level and Training Needs of Public Agricultural Extension Personnel on E-Agricultural Extension in Kebbi State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Economics, Environment and Social Sciences. 11 (1) 257-266. Https://jaeess.com.ng/index.php/jaeess/article/view/286

34.Ibrahim, S., V.O. Okorie, Torimiro, D. O., S. U. Hassan, Nasiru, S., Nura, M.S., Usman, A. and Jamilu, S.T. (2025). Gendered Involvement in Cattle Rearing and Functional Literacy among In-School Youth in Kebbi State, Nigeria. Annals of Child and Youth Studies, 15 (1): 104-114 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18442632

35.  Adeloye, K.A., Torimiro, D. O., Aladekomo, F and Obuseh, E.E. (2024). Destructive Behaviours among Rural Youth in Secondary Schools: An Examination of the Identification, Consequences and Interventions in Osun State, Nigeria. Annals of Child and Youth Studies, 14 (1): 32-41.

36.  Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. M., Adeloye, K. A., Yusuf, O. J., Ibrahim, S., & Ojo, K. O. (2024). Gender Analysis of Farming Households’ Knowledge, Attitude and Practices About Covid-19 Preventive Measures: Comparative Evidence from Nigeria and Botswana. Agrolife Scientific Journal, 13(2), 263–273. Https://doi.org/10.17930/Agl2024224

37.  Adeloye, K. A., Torimiro, D. O., & Adeoba, A. M. (2024). Effect Of Social Disruption on the Psychological Well-Being: An Experience of Nigerian Rural Youth. AgroLife Scientific Journal, 13(2), 9–17. https://doi.org/10.17930/AGL202421

38.  Torimiro, D.O., Lebala, O., Alao, O.T., Tselaesele, N. M., Mabusa, K., Tladi-Sekgwama, F., Bulala, T. (2024). Correlates of Information and Communication Technologies Usage among Academic Staff in Botswana's Colleges of Education. Journal of the Austrian Society of Agricultural Economics, 20, (09): 2147-2159. https://www.sagepublisher.com/volume/JASAE/20/09/correlates-of-information-and-communication-technologies-usage-among-academic-staff-in-botswanas-colleges-of-education-671e228f09ed3.pdf

39.  Torimiro, D.O., Lebala, O., Alao, O.T., Tselaesele, N. M., Mabusa, K., Tladi-Sekgwama, F., Rammolai-Segokgo, M. (2024). ICT Resources Usage and Competence Levels: The Challenges of Academic Staff in Botswana Colleges of Education. Journal of the Austrian Society of Agricultural Economics, 20, (09): 2161-2171. https://www.sagepublisher.com/volume/JASAE/20/09/ict-resources-usage-and-competence-levels-the-challenges-of-academic-staff-in-botswana-colleges-of-education-671f106a95d52.pdf

40.    Adeloye, K.A., Torimiro, D. O. and Oladejo, K. B. (2023). Effect of Fulani Herdsmen Grazing Activities on Food Crop Production among Farm Youth in Nigeria. Indonesian Journal of Agricultural Research 6 (1): 1-11. https://doi.org/10.32734/injar.v6i01.8844

41.  Ibrahim, S. Bande, U. Torimiro, D. O., Okorie, V. O., Adeloye, K. A.  and Akut, S. (2023). Factors associated with rural youths’ involvement in non-farm activities in Kebbi State, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Rural Sociology. 23 (2):6-10. https://administrative.rusan.org.ng/storage/journal-issues/RUSAN-JOURN-2022-1568.pdf

42.  Adeloye, K. A., Torimiro, D. O., & Olufemi, D. S. (2023). Coping strategies in mitigating covid-19 pandemic’s effect on farming household income in Osun state, Nigeria. Agropecuária Catarinense 36(1):67-72 https://doi.org/10.52945/rac.v36i1.1523

43.  Adeloye, K. A., Torimiro, D. O. and Adebo, T. O. (2022). Factors influencing a succession plan among aged crop farmers in rural communities of Ogun State Nigeria.  The Journal of Agricultural Sciences- Sri Lanka. 17 (3): 458-470. http://doi.org/10.4038/jas.v17i3.9925

44.  Adeloye, K.A., Torimiro, D. O., Omoboyede, D. A., Arowolo, B. D., Adedipe, I. E. and Alao, A. N. (2022): Knowledge, attitude and practice analysis of inclusive extension service among agricultural extension workers in Southwestern Nigeria. Serbian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 71(1-2):81-86,2022. DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/contagri-2022-0012

45.  Adeloye, K.A., Torimiro, D. O. and Akinduro, A. T. (2021): Involvement of farm youth in cocoa plantation resources management practices in Ondo State, Nigeria: a factor analysis. Agricultura Tropica et Subtropica. 54 OV, 155–164, 2021. DOI: 10.2478/ats-2021-0016 DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ats-2021-0016

46.  Torimiro, D. O., Alabi, D. L. and A. S. Olawore (2021): Porterate operation in rural markets – A pivotal link and transformation in agricultural commodities transportation system: Case of southwestern Nigeria. Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation. 11 (1): 8-21. ISSN 2223-7852 https://doi.org/10.36615/jcpmi.v11i1.553

47.  Torimiro, D.O., O.T. Adebo, O.D. Kolawole, F.A. Taiwo, M.O. Owoeye and T. A. Ayodele (2020): Fulani Herdsmen and Grazing Activities in Southwestern Nigeria: Yoruba Farm Youths’ Perception Analysis. Stud Tribes Tribals, 18(1-2): 12-20. PRINT: ISSN 0972-639X ONLINE: ISSN 2456-6799 DOI https://doi.org/10.31901/24566799.2020/18.1-2.424

48.  Sanni, I., Torimiro, D. O., Adamu, S. and Ojo, K. O. (2020): Determinants of farm succession plan among cattle farmers in Kebbi State, Nigeria. Nigeria Journal of Rural Sociology, 20 (1): 1-8. https://administrative.rusan.org.ng/storage/journal-issues/RUSAN-JOURN-2019-859.pdf

49.  Olarewaju, B.E., Ayinde, J.O., Torimiro, D.O., Alao, O.T., Oyedele, D.J. and Adebooye, O.C. (2019). Knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) analysis of underutilized indigenous vegetables (UIVs) technologies among the Southwest Nigerian young farmers. Acta Hortic. 1238, 165-176 DOI: https://doi.org/10.17660/ActHortic.2019.1238.17

50.  Adewoyin, E.O., Ayinde, J.O., Torimiro, D.O., Alao, O.T., Oyedele, D.J. and Adebooye, O.C. (2019). Assessment of perceived knowledge and consumption frequency of underutilized indigenous vegetables (UIVs) among the rural youth in Osun State, Nigeria. Acta Hortic. 1238, 177-184 DOI: https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2019.1238.18

51.  Bankole. O., Torimiro, D. O., Anamayi, E.S. and L. Ganiyu (2018): Knowledge and use of social media by farm youth in the rural communities of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nigeria. International Journal of Agriculture and Development Studies. 3(1): 24-30.

52.  Ibrahim, S., Torimiro, D.O. and O.T. Adebo (2018). Rural Children’s involvement in farm produce marketing activities in Kebbi State, Nigeria. Annals of Child and Youth Studies. 8 (1): 1-17. https://www.academia.edu/91372037/RURAL_CHILDRENS_INVOLVEMENT_IN_FARM_PRODUCE_MARKETING_ACTIVITIES_IN_KEBBI_STATE_NIGERIA

53.  Bankole, O., D.O. Torimiro, J.O. Filusi and S. M. Tongshuwal (2018): Assessment of social media usage for agricultural information dissemination among farm youth in rural communities of Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.  Annals of Child and Youth Studies. 8 (2): 71-84.

54.  Alao, O.T., Torimiro, D.O., Adebooye, O.C. and O.A. Akinsorotan (2017). Factors influencing the neglect and underutilization of locally available spices in Osun State, Nigeria. Uniosun Journal of Agriculture and Renewable Resources. 1:1-14 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/363046320_Factors_influencing_the_neglect_and_underutilization_of_locally_available_spices_in_Osun_State_Nigeria

55.  Torimiro, D.O., Tselaesele, N.T., Seven, K., Ramorathudi, M.V. and Hulela, K. (2016): Vulnerable Groups’ Involvement in Small Scale Vegetable production: A panacea for Poverty and Food Insecurity? International Journal of Vegetable Science. 22 (1):76 – 84. ISSN: 1931-5279 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/19315260.2014.945632

56.  Tselaesele, N. M., Koledoye, G.F., Torimiro, D.O., Alao, O.T., Taolo, T. and Baliyan, S.P. (2016): Poor Herdboys and Cattle Post Work: A Veritable Pillar of Botswana’s Beef Industry? Journal of Youth Studies, Hong Kong. 19 (2) 38:155-156 Serial No. 38. ISSN: 1029-7847 https://yrc.hkfyg.org.hk/en/2016/12/20/volume-19-issue-no-2-serial-no-38-pressures-faced-by-the-younger-generation/

57.  Ayinde, J.O., Torimiro, D.O., Oyedele, D.J., Adebooye, C.O., Deji, O.F., Alao, O.T. and Koledoye, G.F. (2016) Production and Consumption of Underutilized Indigenous Vegetables (UIVs) among Men and Women Farmers: Evidence from Southwest Nigeria. Ife Journal of Agriculture. 28:33 – 42. ISSN 0331—6351 https://ija.oauife.edu.ng/index.php/ija/issue/view/3

58.  Torimiro, D.O., Yusuf, O.J. and Tselaesele, N.M. (2015): Gender analysis of In-school farm children perception of ICT usage in sub-Saharan Africa. Humboldt International Journal of Gender, Agriculture and Development, 1: 78-89.

59.  Alao, T.O., Torimiro, D.O. and Ayinde, J.O. (2015): Perceptions of Youth Roles in Agricultural Innovation Management System among Arable Crop Farmers in Farming Communities of Osun State, Nigeria. American Journal of Experimental Agriculture. 5(2):124-133. DOI: https://doi.org/10.9734/AJEA/2015/11608

60.  Okorie V. O., Torimiro D. O. and Makinde A. A (2015). An analysis of correlates of educational aspiration among in-school teenage mothers: empirical evidence from southwestern Nigeria. African Journal of Gender and Development 2(1) pp 13-22. https://ajgd.oauife.edu.ng/index.php?journal=ajgd&page=article&op=view&path%5B%5D=81

61.  Ayinde, J.O., Torimiro, D.O., Koledoye, G.F. and O.A. Adepoju (2015): Assessment of rural youth involvement in the usage of information and communication technologies (ICTs) among farmers in Osun State, Nigeria. Scientific Papers Series: Management, Economic, Engineering in Agriculture and Rural Development, Romania. 15(2):17-23. PRINT ISSN 2284-7995, E-ISSN 2285-3952 https://managementjournal.usamv.ro/pdf/vol15_2/Art3.pdf

62.  Ayinde, J. O. and Torimiro, D. O. (2014); Factors influencing community-based youth organisations’ involvement in rural development activities in Osun State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, USA.6 (1):28-34. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5897/JAERD2013.0507

63.  Eludire, Adekunle A.; Yusuf, Jelili O.; Subair, Stephen K.; Torimiro, Dixon O. (2014): In-School Farm Children as Young Animators for Information Dissemination amongst Small Holder Farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from Nigeria and Botswana. Journal of Youth Studies. Hong Kong, 17 (1),161-171. Serial No. 33 https://yrc.hkfyg.org.hk/en/2014/01/17/volume-17-issue-no-1-serial-no-33-building-governance-capacity-for-the-hksar-government-obstacles-and-solutions/

64.  Torimiro, D.O., Yusuf, O.J., Subair, S.K., Amujoyegbe, B.J., Tselaesele, N. and J.O. Ayinde (2014): Utilization of sunflower among smallholder farmers in sub–Saharan Africa: Evidence from Nigeria and Botswana. Journal of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, USA 6(9): 298-304. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5897/JAERD2014.0579

65.  Ayinde, J.O.; Torimiro, D.O. and Koledoye, G.F. (2014): Youth migration and agricultural production: analysis of farming communities of Osun State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Extension. 18 (1):121-129. DOI: https://doi.org/10.4314/jae.v18i1.11

66.  Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Oluwatosin Oluwasegun Fasina and Abiola Ojo (2014): Effects of In- School Youth Skills Acquisition Activities on Academic Performances in Ondo State, Nigeria. Journal of Youth Studies, Hong Kong. 17(2)34: 129-141. https://openurl.ebsco.com/EPDB%3Agcd%3A7%3A16218967/detailv2?sid=ebsco%3Aplink%3Acrawler&id=ebsco%3Agcd%3A98386682

67.  Torimiro, D.O., Ayinde, J.O., Koledoye, G.F. and Oyedele, D.J. (2014): Farmers’ involvement in under-utilized indigenous vegetable production: experiences and emerging issues from Southwest, Nigeria. Journal of Agric. Science and Application, USA. 3(2):39-45. DOI: https://doi.org/10.14511/jasa.2014.030202

68.  Famuyiwa, B.S. Torimiro, D.O., Obatolu, E.O. and E.O. Uwagboe (2014) Preventive Measures Adopted by Farmers for the Environmental Hazards in Cocoa Plantations. Journal of Agricultural Extension.18 (2):99- 111. DOI:10.4314/jae.v18i2.11 https://researchhub.buan.ac.bw/bitstream/handle/13049/294/AD0ADD135242.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

69.  Amujoyegbe, B.J., D.O. Torimiro, N. Tselaesele and T.V. Balole (2013). On-farm evaluation of the productivity of intercropping sunflower with arable crops among smallholder farmers in Nigeria and Botswana. Kenya: African Journal of Agricultural Research. 8(16)1553 -1558. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5897/AJAR12.2000

70.  Okorie V. O., Torimiro D. O. and Mankinde (2013). Whither youths’ involvement in climate-smart-agriculture? Exploring environmental responsibility and economic prosperity among farm youths in Osun State. Annals of child and youth Studies (4) 111-123.

71.  Busayo S. Famuyiwa, Dixon O. Torimiro and Simon A. Adesoji (2013): Determination of Cocoa Farmers’ Knowledge on Environmental Hazards Associated with Cocoa Farming Operations in Nigeria. International Journal of Knowledge, Innovation and Entrepreneurship 1: (1– 2)58-70. http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/jae.v18i2.11

72.  Ayinde, J.O., D.O. Torimiro and S.I. Ogunjimi (2013): Perception of rural youth towards exploitation of non-timber forest products in selected communities of Ago - Owu Forest Reserve, Osun State, Nigeria. International Journal of Applied Research and Technology 2(12): 43-48.

73.  Amujoyegbe, B.J., D.O. Torimiro, M.T. Ige, S.K. Subair, N. Tselaesele, T.V. Balole and U. Batlang, (2012). ICT Support for Popularization of Sunflower Intercropping with Arable Crops: A Case Study of Nigerian and Batswana. Agricultural Journal, 7: 230-235. https://www.oalib.com/paper/1392019 DOI: https://doi.org/10.3923/aj.2012.230.235

74.  Ayinde, J.O., Okorie, V.O., Torimiro, D.O. and Ojide, O.C. (2011) Researchers’ roles in agricultural innovation management system: Implications for climate adaptation in Southwestern Nigeria. Swaziland: Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development 6: 59-69.

75.  Famuyiwa, B.S., Torimiro, D.O. (2011) Perception of HIV/AIDS prevention strategies among the youth in farming communities of Osun State, Nigeria. Swaziland: Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development 6: 45-59.

76.  Ayinde, J.O., S.A. Adesoji, D.O. Torimiro and T.A. Taiwo (2011) Assessment of youth accessibility to social amenities toward promoting employment opportunities in farming communities of Osun State, Nigeria. International Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Society of Nigeria. 1(1): 44-50.

77.  Torimiro, D. O., Oluborode, A. A., Lawal, B.O. and V. O. Okorie (2010) Socio-economic factors affecting the sustainability of Nigerian Rural Young People on the farm: Implication for Extension. Hong Kong: Journal of Youth Studies 14 (1), Serial No. 27.  https://yrc.hkfyg.org.hk/en/2011/01/07/volume-14-issue-no-1-serial-no-27-trends-in-adolescent-mental-health/

78.  Torimiro, D. O.; Odeyinka, S. M.; Okorie, V. O.; and Akinsuyi, M. A. (2009) Gender analysis of socio-cultural perception of Moringa oleifera amongst farmers in Southwestern Nigeria. USA: Journal of International Women’s Studies 10 (4): 188-202. https://vc.bridgew.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1266&context=jiws

79.  Lawal, B. O., Torimiro, D. O. and Makanjuola, B.A. (2009) Impact of agricultural extension practices on Nigerian poultry farmers’ standard of living: A perceptional analysis. Mexico: Tropical and sub-Tropical Agroecosystems 10: 465 – 473. https://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/view/35

80.  Okorie, V. O., Torimiro, D. O., Ojo, T.F. and Kazim, O.K. (2009) Youth’s involvement in car wash activities: A potential pull of agricultural labor in Osun State, Nigeria? USA: The African Symposium: An On-line Journal of African Educational Research Network. 9 (1): 83-93.

81.  Adesanwo, O.O., M.T. Adetunji, J.K. Adesanwo, O.A. Osiname, S. Diatta and D.O. Torimiro (2009): Evaluation of Traditional Soil Fertility Management Practices for Rice Cultivation in Southwestern Nigeria. American-Eurasian Journal of Agronomy 2 (2): 45-49. ISSN: 1995-896X https://idosi.org/aeja/2(2)09/1.pdf

82.  Torimiro, D. O. and V. O. Okorie (2009). Globalization and African Youth Exploitation: Need for Good Governance in Nigeria. Hong Kong: Journal of Youth Studies 12 (2). Serial No. 24 https://yrc.hkfyg.org.hk/en/2009/07/11/volume-12-issue-no-2-serial-no-24-finding-a-way-forward-for-youth-employment-after-the-financial-crisis/

83.  Torimiro, D. O., V. O. Okorie, and O. M. Ojubanire (2008): Push and Pull Correlates of Nigerian Farm Youth's Involvement in Transportation Business: A Bane for Food Security in Africa? Hong Kong: Journal of Youth Studies 11 (2): Serial No. 22, 125 -138. https://yrc.hkfyg.org.hk/en/2008/07/16/volume-11-issue-no-2-serial-no-22-olympic-inspiration/

84.  Odeyinka, S. M., Torimiro, D.O., Oyedele, J.O. and V.O. Asaolu (2007): Farmers’ Awareness and Knowledge of Moringa oleifera in Southwestern Nigeria: A Perceptional Analysis. Pakistan: Asian Journal of Plant Science 6 (2): 320-325. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3923/ajps.2007.320.325

85.  Torimiro, D. O.; O. D. Kolawole and V. O. Okorie (2007): In-School Farm-Youth and ICTs Usage: A Gender Analysis of Nigeria’s Yoruba Communities. Hong Kong: Journal of Youth Studies 10 (2): Serial No. 20, 143-154. https://yrc.hkfyg.org.hk/en/2007/07/18/volume-10-issue-no-2-serial-no-20-youth-development-in-the-first-decade-of-the-hksar/

86.  Odeyinka, S.M. and Torimiro, D.O. (2006): Assessment of Adoption Status of Management Practices for West African Dwarf Goat Production in Southwest Nigeria. Belgium: Tropicultura, 24 (3) 162-168. http://www.tropicultura.org/text/v24n3/162.pdf

87.  Torimiro, D.O. and Oluborode A. A. (2006): Towards Achieving Food Security in Africa: Meeting the Sustainable Needs of Crop Farm Youth in Southwest Nigeria. Pakistan: Journal of Applied Science Research. 2(4):242-247. https://www.aensiweb.com/old/jasr/jasr/2006/242-247.pdf

88.  Torimiro, D.O. and Oluborode A. A. (2006): Exploring Socio - Economic Correlates of Production Needs for Enhancing Food Security through Farm Youth in Southwest Nigeria. Pakistan: Journal of Applied Science Research. 2(5):248-255 https://www.aensiweb.com/old/jasr/jasr/2006/248-255.pdf

89.  Torimiro, D.O., O.D. Kolawole and M. O. Adeogun (2006): Nigeria’s University-Based Rural Development Project: An Exemplary Holistic Model for Rural Communities Empowerment in Sub-Saharan African Region. Nigerian Journal of Rural Sociology, 6(1&2): 1-12. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/236606237_Nigeria's_University-based_rural_development_project_An_exemplary_holistic_model_for_rural_community_empowerment_in_sub-Saharan_African_region

90.  Kolawole, O.D. and D.O. Torimiro (2006): Nigerian Poor Majority: Issues and Challenges in the 21st Century. Pakistan: Research Journal of Social Sciences, 1 (1) 11-20. https://www.aensiweb.net/AENSIWEB/rjss/rjss/2006/11-20.pdf

91.  Torimiro, D.O. and O.D. Kolawole (2006): Women’s Voices on African Rural Child in the Development Process: Between Tradition and Modernism. Pakistan: Research Journal of Social Sciences, 1 (1) 21-31. https://www.aensiweb.net/AENSIWEB/rjss/rjss/2006/21-31.pdf

92.  Torimiro, D.O. and Dionco-Adetayo, E.A. (2005): Children involvement in entrepreneurship in rural communities: An attitudinal analysis. The International Journal of Technological Innovation and Entrepreneurship. U.K.: Elsevier Science, 25 (6):683-689. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.technovation.2003.09.011

93.  Malik, M.; Torimiro, D.O; Bamire, F.B. (2005): Nigerian Parents and the Development of Rural School Youth. India:  J. Soc. Sci., 10(3): 191-197. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31901/24566756.2005/10.03.07

94.  Torimiro D. O. and O.D. Kolawole (2005): Nigerian Rural Youths in a Culture of Undignified Survival Strategies. India:  J. Soc. Sci., 11(1): 83-89. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31901/24566756.2005/11.01.13

95.  Lawal, B.O., Torimiro, D.O., Banjo, A.D. and Joda, A.O. (2005): Operational Habits and Health Hazards Associated with Pesticide Usage by Cocoa Farmers in Nigeria: Lessons for Extension Work. India: J. Hum. Ecol., 17(3): 191-195. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31901/24566608.2005/17.03.06

96.  Kolawole, O.D. and Torimiro, D.O. (2005): Participatory rural entrepreneurship development for grassroots transformation: A factor analysis. India: J. Human Ecol., 18(3): 193-198. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31901/24566608.2005/18.03.05

97.  Torimiro, D. O. and Laogun, E. A. (2005): Principal factors associated with youth participation in rural leadership development activities in Ogun State, Nigeria. Ife Journal of Agriculture. 21:196-203.

98.   Torimiro, D.O. and E.A. Dionco-Adetayo (2004): Socio-Economic characteristics of rural youth in leadership development in Southwestern Nigeria: Entrepreneurial implications. India. Soc. Sci., 9 (2): 131-135. DOI: https://doi.org/10.31901/24566756.2004/9.02.08

99.  Torimiro, D.O. and Dionco-Adetayo, E.A.  (2004): Perception of nomadic household on children involvement in animal rearing industry among the Fulani communities in Nigeria. India: Stud. Tribes Tribals, 2(2): 131-135. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/0972639X.2004.1188651

100.   Ajayi, A.O. and Torimiro, D.O. (2004): Perspectives on child abuse and labour: global ethical ideals versus African cultural realities. U.K.:  Early Child Development and Care, 174 (2):183-191. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/0300443032000153462

101.    Torimiro, D.O., Malik, M. and O.D. Kolawole (2004): Perceived roles of African rural parents in child education and development. U.K.:  Early Child Development and Care, 174 (7-8): 721 – 731. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/0300443042000187194

102.   Adedoyin, S.F. and Torimiro, D.O. (2004): Integrating Farm Children into Rural based Economy in Nigeria: The CIAP Experience. Journal of Agricultural Management and Rural Development. 1:120-136.

103.   Torimiro, D.O.; E.A. Dionco-Adetayo and V.O. Okorie (2003): Children and involvement in animal rearing activities: a traditional occupation for sustainability of nomadic culture? U.K.: Early Child Development and Care, 173 (2-3): 185-192. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/03004430303094

104.   Torimiro, D.O. and Adedoyin, S.F. (2003): Guidelines for organizing Children-in-Agriculture Programme (CIAP) Clubs in Nigeria. Lagos Journal of Children and Youth Development1 (1): 85-90

105.   Torimiro, D.O. (2002): Inaugurating a global rural youth development network:   A participant preliminary experience from Herrsching workshop in Germany. South Africa: African Journal of Child and Youth Development. 1 (1) 14-22. https://journals.co.za/doi/pdf/10.10520/EJC17146

106.   Torimiro, D.O., Lawal, B.O. and A. Agbelemoge. (2002): Comparative study of cooperative and non-cooperative poultry farmers in Ijebu Division of Ogun State, Nigeria.  Nigerian Journal of Rural Sociology.3(.1&2): 33-42.

107.   Torimiro, D.O. and Lawal, B.O. (2001): Rural children and household food security activities in Ijebu area of Ogun State, Nigeria. Moor Journal of Agricultural Research. 2(1): 70-74.

108.    Adedoyin, S.F. Agunbiade, J.B., Torimiro, D.O. and Fagbenro, (2000): Peri-urban horticulture business: A new focus for extension service toward promoting economic recovery in Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Horticultural Science. 4: 1-4.

109.   Torimiro, D.O. and Laogun, E.A. (2000): Motivational Factors for Youth Participation in Rural Leadership Development Activities in Ogun State, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Extension. 4: 28-35. https://www.journal.aesonnigeria.org/index.php/jae/article/view/1627

110.   Torimiro, D.O., Alao, J.A. and Fapojuwo, O.E. (1999): Relationship between socio-economic characteristics of Farmers and adoption of improved agricultural technologies in Ogun State, Nigeria.  The Nigerian Rural Sociologists. 3: 44-51.

111.   Adedoyin, S.F.; Akinyemi, J.O., Torimiro, D.O. and Odusote, M.O. (1999): Farm mechanization needs of rural farmers in Ogun State, Nigeria. India: International Journal of Tropical Agriculture, 17 (1-4): 97-102.

112.   Adedoyin S.F., Torimiro, D.O. and M.F.O. Jaji (1998): Rural Infrastructure and Social Amenities Requirement of Farmers’ Children in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State. Nig J. Rural Sociology 2: 29-32.

113.   Adedoyin, S.F., Torimiro, D.O. and Adeiga, A.F. (1997):  Present interest and future aspiration in farming:  A case of school-based farmer’s children club in Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. Journal of Agricultural Extension 1: 17-20.

Published Refereed and Edited Conference Proceedings

114.   Ibrahim, S., Adamu, N. K., Torimiro, D. O., Okorie, V. O. and Ojo, K.O. (2020: Assessment of HIV/AIDS Awareness among Rural Youths in Jega Local Government Area of Kebbi State, Nigeria. The Proceedings of the 15th National Research Conference and Network Meeting of CYIAP held in Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo state, Nigeria, from 9th to 12th March 2020. CYAP-Network Publishing.

https://www.academia.edu/67842433/Assessment_of_HIV_AIDS_Awareness_among_Rural_Youths_in_Jega_Local_Government_Area_of_Kebbi_State_Nigeria

115.   Torimiro, D. O., Ojo T.F., Yusuf, O. J., Ayinde, J.O. and Adesoji, S.A. (2013): E-Agriculture in Africa: Prospects and Challenges. In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 79-89. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

116.   Amujoyegbe, B.J., Torimiro D.O. and M. T. Ige (2 013): E-Agriculture Models: A Review of Countries’ Experience: In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 91-97. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

117.   Eludire, A. A., J. A.  Akinjobi, N. Tselaesele, S. K. Subair, D. O.  Torimiro (2013): ICT Infrastructure Support for E-Agriculture. In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 109-119. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

118.   Subair S. K., Eludire, A. A., J.A. Akinjobi, N. Tselaesele, D. O. Torimiro (2013): Identification of Knowledge and Practical Skills Possessed by Kgatleng District Farmers on ICT Usage.  In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 119-128. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

119.   Akinjobi, J. A., Eludire, A. A., N. Tselaesele, S. K. Subair, D. O. Torimiro (2013): ICT Knowledge and their Application: The Panacea for Modern Agricultural Extension Work and Research. In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 137-145. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

120.   Akinjobi, J. A., Eludire, A. A., N. Tselaesele, S. K. Subair, D.O. Torimiro (2013): Introducing ICT Curriculum into University Programme for Effective E-Agricultural Extension Work and Research. In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 147-154. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

121.   Amujoyegbe, B.J., D.O. Torimiro, M. T. Ige, S.K. Subair, N. Tselaesele, T.V. Balole, and U. Batlang (2013): ICT Support for Popularization of Sunflower Intercropping with Arable Crops: A Case Study of Nigeria and Botswana. In Torimiro, D.O., Eludire, A.A. and Subair, S.K. (eds.) E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa. Proceedings of the International Stakeholders’ Meeting on E-agriculture for Farm Productivity and Poverty Alleviation in Africa held in the Centre for In-service and Continue Education, Botswana College of Agriculture, Gaborone, Botswana from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29, September 2011. Pp 165-173. ISBN: 978-978-51243-8-5

122.   Sonaiya, E.B., I.O. Obisesan, M.A.B. Fakorede, T.A. Okusami, A.S. Bamire and D.O. Torimiro (2005): A rebirth of the development of commercial large-scale agriculture in Nigeria. Proceedings of the 39th Conference of the Agricultural Society of Nigeria, Benin, 9-13 October 2005, pp 351-353.

123.   Malik, M., Torimiro, D.O. and Adereti, F.O. (2003): Parents’ perception of development indicators for school youth: implications for enhancing decent livelihood in Nigeria. In: Proceeding of 6th National Research Network Meeting and Conference of Children in Agriculture Programme in Nigeria. 13th-16th October 2003. Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Lagos. Pp 97-104.

124.   Torimiro, D.O., Lawal, B.O. and Laogun, E.A. (2001): Motivational needs for youth participation in arable crop farming activities in Ago- Iwoye Community of Ogun State. Proceedings of the Nigerian Rural Sociological Association.6th-10th February,2000. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife: The Nigerian Rural Sociological Association. Pp 71-77.

125.   Torimiro D.O, Adedoyin S.F. and Alao, J.A. (2001): Forms of communication used for strengthening agricultural technologies dissemination in Ogun State, Nigeria. In: Proceedings of the 6th Annual Conference of Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria. 10- 12 April 2000.  University of Ibadan, Ibadan:  Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria Pp. 183-189.

126.   Adedoyin, S.F., Fapojuwo, O.E. and Torimiro, D.O. (1999): Educational communication materials in agricultural technology promotion: A survey of extension agents in Ijebu Area of Ogun State, Nigeria. In:  Proceedings of the 5th Annual National Conference of the Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria.12th –14th April 1999.  University of Nigeria, Nsukka: Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria. Pp. 82-88.

127.   Torimiro, D.O. and Adedoyin, S.F. (1999): Implementing Children-In-Agriculture Programme in Nigeria: Implications for improving extension service.  In: Proceeding of 2nd National Research Network Meeting and Conference of Children in Agriculture Programme in Nigeria. 3rd-7th May 1999.  Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.: Communication, Extension and Publication Component, CIAP National Headquarters, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria Pp.  72-79.

128.   Farinde, A.J.; Ajayi, A. O. and Torimiro, D.O. (1999).  Farm-children’s involvement in crop production activities and associated hazards in Oke-Ogun Area Oyo State of Nigeria In: Proceeding of 2nd National Research Network Meeting and Conference of Children in Agriculture Programme in Nigeria. 3-7 May 1999.  Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.: Communication, Extension and Publication Component, CIAP National Headquarters, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria. Pp 158-164.

129.   Torimiro, D.O., Laogun, E.A. and Ogbimi, G.E. (1999): Psychoanalytic theory of farm-child development: Considerations for operationalization of CIAP in Nigeria. In: Proceeding of 2nd National Research Network Meeting and Conference of Children in Agriculture Programme in Nigeria. 3-7 May 1999.  Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.: Communication, Extension and Publication Component, CIAP National Headquarters, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria pp. 292-297.

130.   Abiodun, A. and Torimiro, D.O. (1999): Mobilization of farm children for production of baskets and brooms in Ogun State.  In: Proceeding of 2nd National Research Network Meeting and Conference of Children in Agriculture Programme in Nigeria. 3-7 May 1999. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.: Communication, Extension and Publication Component, CIAP National Headquarters, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria Pp 309-313.

131.   Joda, A.O.; Torimiro, D.O. and Onasanya, A.S. (1999): Roles of crop protection experts in the mobilization of rural children for higher yield in rice production.  In: Proceeding of 2nd National Research Network Meeting and Conference of Children in Agriculture Programme in Nigeria. 3-7 May 1999.  Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.: Communication, Extension and Publication Component, CIAP National Headquarters, Ago-Iwoye, Nigeria Pp. 335-340.

132.   Adedoyin, S.F.; Torimiro, D.O. and Farinde, A.J. (1999): Food Security in the 21st century: The Children-In-Agriculture Programme (CIAP) as an extension communication strategy for continuity and sustainability. In: Poverty alleviation and food security in Nigeria. Nig. Association of Agric.  Economists. Pp 243- 246.

133.   Torimiro, D.O., and Farinde, A.J. (1998): Agricultural extension strategy for the next millennium: Considerations for children in farm-family. Sub-system in Nigeria. In:  Proceedings of the 4th Annual National Conference of the Agricultural Extension Society of Nigeria.  17-19 June 1998.

List of publications

Letlamoreng. S and Hulela.K., (2018). Perceived roles of Teachers of Agricultural Science in the implementation of HIV/AIDS prevention and control measures in Secondary Schools in Botswana. Applied Science and Innovative Research. 2(3):102.

RUFORUM Paper

Hulela, K., Motaung, M. V., Modongo, O., Sebeso, D., and Letlamoreng, S .(2024) The Use of Digitalization as an Alternative Mechanism to Increase Enrolment in Higher Education Institutions: A Case Study of Public Universities in Botswana". RUFORUM Working Document Series (ISSN 1607-9345), 2023 No. 22:383-387.

Book Chapter

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele, Masa Motaung, Davis Marumo , Seoleseng Tshwenyane , Letlamoreng Samuel ,  Belda Mosepele & Daniso Mokgwathi (2025) : Resource Assessment and Potentials of Oliphants Drift Village., IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher.

Dichepi, S., Bulala T. and Hulela K. 2017. Effects of a computer aided instructional method on pupils’ performance in Agriculture-A quasi experimental study. Life Science Journal, pp 2017 -1403.

Dichepi, S., Bulala T. and Hulela K. 2016. Effects of a computer aided instructional method on pupils’ performance in Agriculture-A quasi experimental study. A paper presented at the 16th BOLESWANA Biennial Educational Symposium, Gaborone, Botswana 12-14 July 2016.

RUFORUM Paper

Hulela, K., Motaung, M. V., Modongo, O., Sebeso, D., and Letlamoreng, S .(2024) The Use of Digitalization as an Alternative Mechanism to Increase Enrolment in Higher Education Institutions: A Case Study of Public Universities in Botswana". RUFORUM Working Document Series (ISSN 1607-9345), 2023 No. 22:383-387.

Book Chapter

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson, Masa Motaung, Kgomotso Mabusa Davis Marumo , Seoleseng Tshwenyane, Belda Mosepele & Dichepi Sebeso (2025) : Using Open Space Discussions to Adress Farmers Challenges: The case  of Oliphants Drift Village., IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, MM.V. (ds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher.

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List of publications

1. Ntumi, S., Bulala, T., Yeboah, A., & Agbovor, D. (2026). Enhancing Measurement Precision of Patient Repored Outcomes Using Item Response Theory.

2. Ntumi, S., Amfo, G. O., & Bulala, T. (2026). Cross-Cultural Validation and Measurement Invariance of the EORTC QLQ-C30 in African Oncology Populations. Measurement and Evaluations in Cancer Care, 100029.

3. Ntumi, S., & Bulala, T. (2026). Academic Integrity Under Scrutiny: A Cross-country Investigation into Examination Malpractice and Plagiaristic Behaviour Among Pre-Tertiary Students in Ghana and Botswana. International Journal for Educational Integrity (Vol. 10, p. 1607412). Springer.

4. Bulala, T., & Ntumi, S. (2025, August). Evaluating Gender Gaps in STEM Achievement in African Secondary Schools: A Quantile Regression and Mediation Analysis Approach. Frontiers in Education (Vol. 10, p. 1607412). Frontiers.

5. Ntumi, S., Bulala, T., Yeboah, A., & Agbovor, D. (2025). Measuring the Immeasurable: Designing and Validating Assessments of Spiritual Intelligence as a Core Component of SEL in Faith?Based School Contexts in Ghana and Botswana. Psychology in Schools.

6. Ntumi, S., & Bulala, T. (2025). Multilevel Psychometric Analysis of Clinician Burnout Using Bayesian G-Theory and IRT Fusion Models. INQUIRY: The Journal of Health Care Organization, Provision, and Financing, 62, 00469580251371389.

7. Ntumi, S., & Bulala, T. (2025). Enhancing assessment strategies, challenges, innovations, and integrity in the modern educational landscape: a comparative study of Ghana and Botswana.

8. Ntumi, S., Bulala, T., & Agbovor, D. (2025). Advanced Multidimensional Item Response Theory Modeling for High-Stakes Scores, Cross-Disciplinary Competency Assessments in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Psychometric Approach to Equity, Adaptivity, and Policy Integration.

9. Ntumi, S., Bulala, T., Agbovor, D., & Sakyi, L. L. (2025). Bias in Standardized Testing? An Item Response Theory Analysis of Cultural and Religious Influences of a Multi-Denominational Educational Systems in Ghana and Botswana. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-6180414/v1

 10. Bulala, T., Anane, E. and Cobbinah, A. (2024). Psychometric Assessment of Botswana's 2018 Junior Certificate Agriculture Science Items through Item Response Theory. East African Journal of Education and Social Sciences 5(1)19-26. Doi: https://doi.org/10.46606/eajess2024v05i01.0345

11. Torimiro, D., O, Lebala, O., Alao, O.T, Mabusa, K, Tselaesele, N.M, Tladi-Sekgwama, Bulala, T. (2024). Correlates of Information and Communication Tchnologies Usage among Academic Staff in Botswana's Colleges of Education, sage publishers,20(09), 2147-2159.

12. Ntumi, S., Bulala, T., Yeoboah, A., Nimo, D. G., & Antwi, E. S. (2024). Teacher’s professional values (objectivity, honesty, integrity and self-control): Validating the mediating role of ethnical perception using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). Open Science Journal, 9(1).

13. Bulala, T. (2023). Analysing The Psychometric Properties Of The Botswana Junior Certificate Examination Agriculture Multiple-Choice Items Using Item Response Theory (Doctoral dissertation, University of Cape Coast).

14. Bulala, T., Anane, E., & Cobbinah, A. (2023). A Systematic Review of Differential Item Functioning of Educational Assessments in Africa. International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology 8(7), 3343-3350. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Andrews-Cobbinah/publication/378527656

               15. Ntumi, S., Agbenyo, S., & Bulala, T. (2023). Estimating the Psychometric Properties        (" Item Difficulty, Discrimination and Reliability Indices") of Test Items Using            Kuder-Richardson Approach (KR-20). Shanlax International Journal of                 Education, 11(3), 18-28.

16. Ntumi, S., Agbenyo, S., & Bulala, T. (2022). Towards Understanding Test Score Pollution in Ghana: Test Preparation Practices, Test Administration Situations and External Factors as Predictors. Mediterranean Journal of Social & Behavioral Research, 6(1), 1-7. https://doi.org/10.30935/mjosbr/xxxx

17. Ntumi, S., Agbenyo, S., & Bulala, T. (2022). Parrallesim of Test Items: Estimating the Means, Variance and Covariance of Alternate Test Forms. International Journal of Envelopment Analysis and Operational Research, 3(1),1-7. https://doi.org/10.30935/mjosbr/xxxx

18. Motlhankane, K; Bulala, T; Motaung, M. (2019) Parenting a Factor Associated        with Deviancy Amongst Students at Bokamoso Junior Secondary School. Research Journal of Education, 2(3):35-48.

19. Bulala, T. & Mbisana, M. (2019.) Validity of Standard Four Attainment Scores in Predicting Agriculture Primary School Leaving Examination Results. Journal of Agriculture and Crops. 5(9), 172-177.

 20. Bulala, T., & Manduwa, T. (2019). The Extent of Involvement of Parent Teacher Association in the Management of Primary Schools in Gaborone Broadhurst, Botswana. Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies, 5(3) 1-8.

21. Sebeso,D., Hulela, K., Bulala, T. (2017) Effects of A Computer Aide   Instructional Method on Students’ Performance in Agriculture: A Quasi-Experimental Case Study. Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science, 5(9), 52-55.

22. Bulala, T., & Malima, K. (2019). Gender as a Factor in Predicting Academic Performance               Agriculture in Primary School Leaving Examination in Gaborone, Botswana. Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies, 5(2), 17-23.

23. Bulala, T., Ramatlala, M. & Nenty, H. (2014). Location as a Factor in the Prediction of Performance in Botswana Junior School Certificate Agriculture Examinations by Continuous Assessment Scores. Creative Education, 5, 11-19.

1.     Abel, S., Letebele, Z., Mokumako, T., & Le Roux, P. (2025). Public sector educational expenditure and economic growth nexus: An autoregressive distributed lag approach and strategic implication. Corporate and Business Strategy Review, 6(4), 65–74. https://doi.org/10.22495/cbsrv6i4art6

2.     Mokumako, T., Dadzie, S. K. N., Letebele, Z. N., & Abel, S. (2025). Assessment of food insecurity status among smallholder arable farmers in the Central District of Botswana. Discover Food, 5(1), 1-14.  https://doi.org/10.1007/s44187-025-00591-4

List of publications

Government of Botswana (2026). Summary for Policy Markers - Botswana National Ecosystem Assessment. Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Gaborone, Botswana.  Developed by: Wame L. Hambira: Project Manager and Co-chair, Victor K. Muposhi: Data and Knowledge Management Lead, Keoikantse Sianga: Technical Lead, Motlapele N. Tselaesele: Traditional Knowledge Lead

Seifu E, Ntshambiwa KT, Boitumelo WS, Madibela OR, Angassa A, Molapisi M, Kobue-Lekalake RI, Haki GD, Mokobi B, Teketay D, Bultosa G, Kgosikoma KR, Tselaesele N, Sekwati-Monang B, Mojeremane W, Sianga, K. (2026), Feta-type cheese developed from camel (Camelus dromedarius) milk: physicochemical properties and sensory acceptability. Explore Foods. Foodomics. 2026;4:1010135. https://doi.org/10.37349/eff.2026.1010135

Torimiro, D.O., Tselaesele, N.M., Adeloye, K.A., Yusuf, O.J., Ibrahim, S & Ojo, K.O. (2024), Gender Analysis of Farming Households’ Knowledge, Attitude and Practices about Covid-19 Preventive Measures: Comparative Evidence from Nigeria and Botswana. AgroLife Scientific Journal, Vol. 13 No. 2.

Torimiro, D.O,  Lebala, O., Alao, O.T., Mabusa, K., Tselaesele, N. M., Tladi-Sekgwama, F., Bulala,T., (2024), Correlates of Information and Communication Technologies Usage among Academic Staff in Botswana's Colleges of Education. Journal of the Austrian Society of Agricultural Economics, Volume 20, Issue 09, pp 2147 – 2159

Moenyane Molapisi, Nelson Tselaesele, Shimane Makhabu, Geremew Bultosa, Gulelat Desse Haki, Rosemary Kobue-Lekalake, Bonno Sekwati?Monang, Eyassu Seifu1, Tsaone  Phakama,., (2024) Plant-based traditional foods of Mogoditshane, Mmopane and Metsimotlhabe villages,  Botswana. Discover Food, 4, 81

Tselaesele, N., Bultosa, G., Molapisi, M. et al. (2023) Plant-based traditional foods and beverages of Gumare Village, Botswana. Food Production, Processing and Nutrition, 5, 28 pp 1-26

Tselaesele, N., Seifu, E., Molapisi, M., Boitumelo,W., Angassa, A., Kgosikoma, K.,  Teketay, D., Sekwati-Monang, B.,  Chimbombi, E., Kobue-Lekalake, R., Bultosa, G., Haki,  G. D., Mojeremane W., Kgaudi, K., Mokobi., B (2021). Perceptions and Attitudes of Communities on Socio-economic Importance of Camels and Consumption of camel milk and Camel Milk Products in Kgalagadi District, Botswana. Journal of Camelid Science 2021, 14 (1): 52-66

Bultosa, G., Molapisi, M., Tselaesele, N., Kobue-Lekalake, R., Haki, G.D., Makhabu, S., Sekwati-Monang, B., Seifu, E., & Nthoiwa, G.P., (2020), Plant-based Traditional Foods and Beverages of Ramotswa Village, Botswana. Journal of Ethnic Foods, Vol 7, No1. 2020: 1-15.ISSN 2352-6181,  https://doi.org/10.1186/s42779-019-0041-3

Garekae, H., Lepetu, J, Thakadu, O. T,  Sebina, V.,  & Tselaesele, N. (2020): Community Perspective on State Forest Management Regime and its Implication on Forest Sustainability: A Case Study of Chobe Forest Reserve, Botswana, Journal of Sustainable Forestry. Vol. 39, Issue 7. 2020: 692-709  https://doi.org/10.1080/10549811.2020.1722171

Tselaesele, N. M, Bagwasi, N., Lepetu, J., Bahta, S., & Oladele, I. O. (2018), Training Needs Assessment for Transformation of Smallholder Livestock Farming in Botswana.

South African Journal of Agricultural Extension, Vol. 46, No. 1, 2018: 92 – 105.  DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17159/2413-3221/2018/v46n1a450

Obopile, M., Karabo, O.,Tshipinare, P. B., Losologolo, M., Bernard, N., Ngwako, S., Batlang, U., Mashungwa, N. G., Tselaesele, N. & Pule-Meulenberg, F. (2018) Increasing Yields of Cereals: Benefits Derived from Intercropping with Legumes and from the Associated Bacteria. In: Climate change and adaptive land management in southern Africa – assessments, changes, challenges, and solutions (eds. by Revermann, R., Krewenka, K.M., Schmiedel, U., Olwoch, J.M., Helmschrot, J. & Jürgens, N.), pp. 265-271, Biodiversity & Ecology, 6, Klaus Hess Publishers, Göttingen & Windhoek. doi:10.7809/b-e.00333

Bernard, N., Losologolo, M., Batlang, U., Ngwako, S., Mashungwa, G.N., Tselaesele, N.M., Pule-Meulenberg, F., (2017), Symbiotic Performance of Grain and Wild Herbaceous Legumes in the Okavango Delta and Tswapong Region of Botswana, Symbiosis, Volume 75, Issue 3, pp 179–188, https://doi.org/10.1007/s13199-017-0515-2

Msuya, C, P., Annor-Frempong,  F. K., Magheni, M. N., Agunga, R, Igodan, C.O., Ladele A, A., Huhela K.,Tselaesele, N.M., Msatilomo H., Chowa, C, Zwane, Richard Miiro R.,Bukeyn,C, Kima, L.A., Meliko, M., Ndiaye, A.,(2017),  The Role of Agricultural Extension in Africa’s Development, The Importance of Extension Workers and the Need for Change. International Journal of Agricultural Extension. Vol: 05, No.1.  2017: 59-70.

Sekgopa T. K., Lagat K. J., Tselaesele M. N., (2017), Profitability of Small Scale Vegetable Production in Southern District, Botswana., Journal of Agricultural Studies, Vol. 5  No. 1, 2017: 35-42 .  http://dx.doi.org/10.5296/jas.v5i1.10199

Tselaesele, N.M, Koledoye, G.F., Torimiro, D.O., Alao, O. T., Taolo T. and Baliyan S.P, (2016) Poor Herdboys (girls) and Cattle Post Upkeep: The Veritable Pillar of Beef Industry in Botswana?. Journal of Youth Studies. Volume 19, No. 2. 2016: 155-165.

Sibanda, C, Hulela. K, & Tselaesele, N.M, (2016),  Perceived Influencers of the Decline on Performance of Students in Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education’s Agriculture Examination Results.  Journal of Education and Learning; Vol. 5, No. 1 pp 199-209 : DOI:10.5539/jel.v5n1p199

Torimiro, D.O., Yusuf, O.J., Subair, S.K., Amujoyegbe, B. J., Tselaesele, N.M., & Ayinde, J.O. (2014), Utilization of Sunflower Crop among Smallholder Farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa: Evidence from Nigeria and Botswana. Journal of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development. Vol.6 (9), pp 298-304. DOI: 10.5897/JAERD2014.0579.

Torimiro, D.O., Tselaesele, N.M., Seven, K., Ramorathodi, M.V., Hulela, K., (2014) Vulnerable Groups Involvement in Small Scale Vegetable Production: A Panacea for Poverty and Food Insecurity?, International Journal of Vegetable Science, Vol 22: 01. 2015: DOI:10.1080/19315260.2014.945632

Amujoyegbe, B.J., Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Balole,  T. V. (2013), On-farm Evaluation of the Productivity of Intercropping Sunflower with Arable Crops among Smallholder Farms in Nigeria and Botswana. African Journal of Agricultural Research, Vol 8 (16): 1553-1558. DOI: 10.5897/AJAR12.2000.

Amujoyegbe, B.J., Torimiro, D.O., Ige, M.T., Subair, S.K., Tselaesele, N., Balole, T.V., & Batlang, U., (2013), ICT Support for Popularization of Sunflower Intercropping with Arable Crops: A Case Study of Nigeria and Botswana.  Agricultural Journal. Vol 7 (4), 2013.  230- 235. DOI: 10.3923/aj.2012.230.235

Books

Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V. (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher.

Book Chapters

Tselaesele NM, & Bultosa G, (2026), Revitalization of Sub-Saharan Africa Indigenous/Traditional Food Systems for Desirable Sustainable Nutrition and Planetary Health, In: Wame L. Hambira, WL, Abdeta AA, Moalafhi DB, Muposhi VK, & Mosepele K, (2026), Environmental Change and Biodiversity Conservation in Sub-Saharan

Africa, Vol. 2. Springer Nature Switzerland AG. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-17392-8

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Davies Marumo, Kgomotso Mabusa, Nelson Tselaesele, Masa Motaung, Belda Mosepele & Seoleseng Tshwenyane (2025)  Rural Enterprises, Entrepreneurs, and Entrepreneurship within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025) Administration and Supervision within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework., IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele, Masa Motaung and Davies Marumo (2025)

Effective Programme Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework., IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Masa Motaung & Nelson Tselaesele (2025),  Women and Gender in Community Development within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025) Youth in Community Development within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Nelson Tselaesele, Masa Motaung, Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Seoleseng Tshwenyane & James Machete (2025)  Pastoral and Crop Farmers Conflict Resolution within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Nelson Tselaesele, Dixon Olutade Torimiro & Masa Motaung (2025) Cooperative Organisations within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Nelson Tselaesele, Dixon Olutade Torimiro & Masa Motaung, (2025) Traditional and Contemporary Leadership in Agricultural Extension IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025), Innovation Platforms within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework: Functions and Operationalisation, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Masa Motaung, Dixon Olutade Torimiro & Nelson Tselaesele (2025), On-Farm Demonstration Sites within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework: Functions and Operationalisation. IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Nelson Tselaesele, Dixon Olutade Torimiro & Masa Motaung (2025), On-Station Demonstration Sites within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework: Functions and Operationalisation. IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025), The Agricultural Media Resources and Extension Laboratory (AMREL) within the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025), The Legitimisation Process of BUAN Adopted Village Extension in Oliphants Drift, Kgatleng District, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Masa Motaung, Nelson Tselaesele & Dixon Olutade Torimiro (2025), Oliphants Drift Village in the Context of BUAN’s Adopted Village Extension: An Overview, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025), BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Nelson Tselaesele, Masa Motaung & Dixon Olutade Torimiro (2025), History and Development of Agricultural Extension in Botswana. IN Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Dixon Olutade Torimiro, Nelson Tselaesele & Masa Motaung (2025)., The Meaning of Agricultural Extension in the Context of the BUAN Extension Strategy Framework, IN: Torimiro, D. O., Tselaesele, N. and Motaung, M.V.(eds) (2025). An African Text on Agricultural Extension Practices: Anchored on a University Extension Strategy Framework. Nigeria: Merit Prints Publisher

Batisani, N., Pule-Meulenberg, F., Batlang, U., Matteoli, F., Tselaesele, N. (2020), Retooling Smallholder Farming Systems for Climate Change Resilience across Botswana Arid Zones. In: Filho, W.L, Oguge, N., Ayal, D., Adeleke, L., Izael da Silva, I., (Eds) (2020) African Handbook of Climate Change Adaptation. Food and Agriculture Organization. Rome.

Tselaesele, N.M, Bob, K., Torimiro, D.O., & Adebo, O.T (2020), Small Scale Horticultural Business: Challenges and (De)motivating Factors of Young Farmers in Glen Valley Horticultural Farms of Botswana. In Kolawole, O.D. (ed), (2020), Smallholder Farmers and Farming Practices: Challenges and Prospects. Nova Science Publishers, New York. ISBN: 978-1-53616-893-8 (ebook)

Tselaesele, N.M., & Motaung., (2019), Agricultural Extension Approaches in Botswana from Colonial Era to Present. In Torimiro, D.O., Igodan, C., (2019) Global Agricultural Extension Practices: Country by Country Approaches. Nova Publishers, ew York. ISBN: 978-1-53616-012-3

Ige, M.T.; Torimiro, D.O.; Amujoyegbe, B.J.; Tselaesele, N. M., Balole, T.V. (2015), On-Farm Popularization of Sunflower Intercropping with Arable Crop Production for Poverty Alleviation among the Small Holder Farmers in Nigeria and Botswana, In Mba, J., Preece, J., Torimiro, D.O., (eds) (2015) Contribution of African Universities to the Attainment of the MDGsA Synthesis of Mobilizing Regional Capacity Initiative Project Reports, QualiType Ltd., Accra-Ghana. ISBN: 978-9988-589-59-X

Published Thesis

Rammolai, M (2010) The Image of Agriculture Education: The case of Botswana   

 Botswana. Lambert Academic Publishers. Germany. ISBN 978-3-8433-6953-4

Refereed Journal Articles

Subair, S.K and Rammolai, M.L (2000) Lecturers’ effectiveness as perceived by students: a case study of Botswana College of Agriculture. Boleswa Educational Research, (17):  59-70   ISSN 1021-0903.

 Thobega M, Subair SK, Mabusa K, Rammolai M (2011) Curriculum related factors that affect agriculture teachers’ delivery of the subject matter. Prime Research on Education, 1(3):037-043.  ISSN

Rammolai. M (2011) Religious Freedom in Educational Institutions: Do students know their rights. International Journal of Scientific Research in     Education, 4(3&4):142-150.    ISSN      

Macheng B, Tsomele, G., and Rammolai, M. (2014). Implementation of Performance Management System (PMS) in Schools: Success factors International Journal of Research in Applied, Natural and Social Sciences, 2(5): 189-194.  ISSN 2347-4580

Hulela, K; Rammolai, M; Mpatane, W (2014) Assessment of computer technology availability, accessibility, and usage by Agricultural Education student teachers in secondary Schools in Botswana. Educational Research and Reviews, Academic Journals. 9(17): 610-617.  ISSN 1990-3839 Role: editing                                  

Rammolai, M; Seanego, M; Macheng, B (2015) Instructional Challenges in Botswana Public schools: Expressions of teachers in Francistown. International Journal of Research in Applied, Natural and Social Sciences, 2(3):35-48 ISSN2321-8851.

 Rammolai-Segokgo; Baliyan, S and Moshe, G. (2022). Parenting Styles and Learners’ Performance: Evidence from Junior Secondary Schools in Botswana. Canadian Journal of Educational and Social Studies 2(5) pp 1-16