Brain Re-Engineering Concept and Reimagination: Strategy for Early Career Academics in Agriculture and Food Systems Research

Ikechi Kelechi Agbugba

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Strategy for Early Career Academics in Agriculture and Food Systems Research

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Pages:: 62–83

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004714717_005

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With environmental changes hard to predict, we must turn to innovation in agriculture technology. The agriculture sector is strategic, primary and real upon which all other sectors directly or indirectly depend. The study examined Early Career Academics (ECA s) involvements as they employ the pillars of brain re-engineering concept and reimagination (BRECR) in building the food systems of Africa, how to alter their perceptions with the aim to encourage them in agriculture to proffer plausible ways to building the ensuing food systems of the future, while also bearing notable risks from economic and social inequities, among other issues. The BRECR strategy hinges on swapping the wrong perception the younger generation nurse about agriculture and the how the recent scientific and technological advancements to building food systems initiatives, driving efficiency and increased food production, job creation, provision of raw materials for industry, providing outstanding foreign exchange earnings through international trade, among other benefits. Data was collected from six institutions of higher education to support that BRECR strategy can be enhance ECA s in food systems research and study results further urges as well as stimulated ECA s to employ the BRECR pillars which borders on perception-change, ideation and entrepreneurship, technology and sustainability.

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Early Career Academics in Educational Research

Perspectives from Sub-Saharan African Higher Education Sectors

Series: African Higher Education: Developments and Perspectives, Volume: 18

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E-Book ISBN:: 9789004714717

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 18 Nov 2024

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Strategy for Early Career Academics in Agriculture and Food Systems Research

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