Add to ORKGThis thesis examined the influence of a pilot drought policy program on the capacity, behaviours and resilience of farm businesses. The program had mixed effects on capacity levels, but supported the development and implementation of holistic strategic plans. Continued use of the plans was uncertain. Consequently, the contribution of the program to farm business resilience was tenuous, with tension between the process used by the program to develop strategic plans and the overarching policy objectives
Governments should redirect funding for drought assistance programs to help farmers better manage ri...
Through our research question "what are the main challenges and incentives for increasing resilience...
The aim of this study was to determine the factors that influence the resilience of smallholder farm...
The East Coast of the North Island experienced serious drought conditions during the summer of 1988/...
Sustained droughts coupled with increasing pressure from urbanization severely test the ability of f...
Droughts are a natural phenomenon that occur in hydrological cycles. However, the effect of climate ...
This paper investigates the management strategies and responses used by New Zealand sheep and beef f...
This chapter is a summary and discussion of the results of a survey of Australian farmers, as a samp...
Introduction: For much of the 21st century, Australia has endured the most prolonged and severe drou...
Objectives: The present study was a qualitative investigation of the impact of drought on rural fami...
Objectives: The present study was a qualitative investigation of the impact of drought on rural fami...
In many countries, drought is the natural hazard that causes the greatest agronomic impacts. After r...
Social factors, such as farming methods, have an impact on farm vulnerability to drought, but have r...
This paper explores the role of behavioural factors--such as subjective risk perception over the pro...
Women who farmed and local government may have played key roles in managing for drought in Australia...
Governments should redirect funding for drought assistance programs to help farmers better manage ri...
Through our research question "what are the main challenges and incentives for increasing resilience...
The aim of this study was to determine the factors that influence the resilience of smallholder farm...
The East Coast of the North Island experienced serious drought conditions during the summer of 1988/...
Sustained droughts coupled with increasing pressure from urbanization severely test the ability of f...
Droughts are a natural phenomenon that occur in hydrological cycles. However, the effect of climate ...
This paper investigates the management strategies and responses used by New Zealand sheep and beef f...
This chapter is a summary and discussion of the results of a survey of Australian farmers, as a samp...
Introduction: For much of the 21st century, Australia has endured the most prolonged and severe drou...
Objectives: The present study was a qualitative investigation of the impact of drought on rural fami...
Objectives: The present study was a qualitative investigation of the impact of drought on rural fami...
In many countries, drought is the natural hazard that causes the greatest agronomic impacts. After r...
Social factors, such as farming methods, have an impact on farm vulnerability to drought, but have r...
This paper explores the role of behavioural factors--such as subjective risk perception over the pro...
Women who farmed and local government may have played key roles in managing for drought in Australia...
Governments should redirect funding for drought assistance programs to help farmers better manage ri...
Through our research question "what are the main challenges and incentives for increasing resilience...
The aim of this study was to determine the factors that influence the resilience of smallholder farm...