3.3.4. Dry Land Cropped Area

Households with bigger dry land cropped areas were less likely to adopt six of the seven adaptation strategies compared to off-farm adaptations and those with smaller farm sizes. As cultivated dryland area increased, households in the study area were less likely to adopt of Land, Soil, and Water Conservation Adaptations Only; Land, Soil, and Water + Livestock-related adaptations; Crop Adaptations Only; Crop + Livestock-related Adaptations; Crop + Land, Soil, and Water Conservation Adaptations; and Crop + Livestock + Land, Soil, and Water Conservation Adaptations but also increase the adoption of Livestock-related Adaptations Only. This was only significant (*p* < 0.05) in the adoption of Land, Soil, and Water + Livestock-related adaptations and Land, Soil, and Water + Livestock-related adaptations. Increasing dryland cultivated area by households reduced the chances of adopting these adaptation strategies than it did for off-farm adaptations.
