Sahlu Badishe2022-03-032023-09-022022-03-032023-09-022019The importance of agricultural technology in enhancing production and productivity can be realized when yield increasing technologies are widely been used and diffused. Standing from this logical ground, this paper aimed to evaluate the impact of legumes technologies adoption on farm income on Guraghe Zone in Ethiopia. This study used cross sectional data that acquired from total of 204 households which were randomly and proportionately sample from 9 major legumes producer kebeles in three district of Guraghe zone stratifies sampling techniques. Logit model was used to estimate to identify underlying factor that determine adoption of legume technologies(improve legume seed, fertilizers, chemicals, inoculants and farming techniques). PSM model wasused to estimate to evaluate the impact of legume technologies adoption of farmers’ income. Descriptive statistics and econometric models were used to analyze the data. The results from log it model indicate that educational level of household, the household headed, member of cooperative association, to advices to agricultural extension services, size of cultivated land forcrop, credit access, off-farm participation and tropical livestock unit positively significant adopt of legume technologies adoption. If female of household headed and plot size for legumes crop cultivated purpose negatively significant influence of legume technologies adoption. Impact assessment of the marginal effect showed that farmers who had adopted legume technologies could enhance their annual total income level by 46.6% and the crop income particularly from grain legume has been increased by 88%. What about the impact based on the findings, the study suggests that strengthening the promotion of full package technology adoption will have crucial role towards improving the livelihood of households in the study area. In doing so, managing the possible influencing factors that affect adoption of legume technology should be a prerequisite.en-USEconomicsPSM ModelLegumes TechnologyThesis