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ajoaa-575	A. U, Ofuoku; U. N, Uzokwe	Rural Dwellers’ Perception of Human Trafficking and its Implication for Agricultural Production in Edo State, Nigeria	2012	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5864	251	49	Table 5: Human trafficking effect on agriculture Variables Score Mean (x) Shortage of farm labor 418 3.48 Decrease in farm size 3.5 2.92 Decrease in farm income 378 3.15 Farm output 370 3.08 Extra expenditure on hired labor 382 3.18 Shortage of food supply by the community 341 2.84 Cut-off score = 2.50 (> 2.50 an effect, >2.50 not an effect) Test of Hypothesis Ho1: Human trafficking has no significant effect on agriculture in the study area. It is observed from the data collected that majority (55%) of the household heads had less than 3 of their household members trafficked, while 30% of them had household trafficked between 4 – 6 persons, 8.3% of them had trafficked household ranging from 7 – 9 persons and 6.7% of them had trafficked household ranging from 10 – 12 persons in the study area.	cache/ajoaa-575.pdf	txt/ajoaa-575.txt