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The study assessed the sources of information on climate change among arable crop farmers in Adamawa state, Nigeria. Lessons for Agricultural Extension and specifically, described the socio-economic characteristics of the respondents and identified the sources of information on climate change among the respondents in the study area. A multi-stage random sampling technique was adopted to select 232 respondents for the study. Frequency count, percentage and mean were used to analyze the data of the study. Result revealed that, 58% of the respondents were below the mean age (41 years). Majority of them (66.6%) were males and 69% were married, with 78% of them having acquired one form of formal education or another. The mean farm size, year of farming experience and household size were 4.1 hectares, 16 years, and 8 people respectively. Majority (66.8%) had farming as their primary occupation. Friends, relations and fellow farmers were the most frequent sources of information on climate change among the respondents. It is recommended that, Extension providers should intensify the provision of extension services by insuring increased interaction between arable crop farmers and extension agents to complement indigenous knowledge from fellow farmers and friends and relations.

Sources of Information on Climate Change among Arable Crop Farmers, In Adamawa State, Nigeria