The research under Work Package 7 adopts a choice experiment approach to explore how farmers trade-off generic design attributes of agri-environment schemes against each other and the associated per hectare payments. Modelling choice experiment data permits us to determine the relative preferences of farmers in the ITAES partner countries for key scheme design elements such as contract length, level of paperwork, and flexibility over area under agreement or over adherence to scheme prescriptions. Analysis of choice models also allows us to derive a monetary value of the farmers’ willingness to trade off per hectare payments for desired changes in these generic attributes. Overall, the results of this study suggest that a choice experiment...
This study investigates farmers' preferences to participate in payment contracts to adopt silvopasto...
Precision farming technologies are expected to reduce nutrient surplus in agriculture. Uptake of the...
This paper explores farmers’ prospective responses to the “greening” of the Common Agricultural Poli...
This paper uses a choice experiment to investigate the role that the design of agrienvironment sche...
This paper uses a choice experiment to investigate the role that the design of agrienvironmentscheme...
Contract attributes are strong motivators for eliciting farmers’ preferences for a particular agri-e...
Agri-environmental schemes (AES) have had a limited effect on European agri- culture due to farmers¿...
Agri-environmental schemes (AES) have had a limited effect on European agriculture due to farmer’s r...
Danish farmers have been far less interested in agri-environmental subsidy schemes (AES) than antici...
Incentive based policies can play an important role in improve agricultural sustainability. This pap...
Danish farmers have been far less interested in agri-environmental subsidy schemes than anticipated....
There are at least two ways to enhance contract adoption: whether to adapt the payment or to change ...
This study presents a meta-analysis of contract attributes for the adoption of agrienvironmental pra...
The Conserv Project, started by the Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM), aims to establis...
This paper analyses the determinants of German farmers’ acceptance of alternative agricultural polic...
This study investigates farmers' preferences to participate in payment contracts to adopt silvopasto...
Precision farming technologies are expected to reduce nutrient surplus in agriculture. Uptake of the...
This paper explores farmers’ prospective responses to the “greening” of the Common Agricultural Poli...
This paper uses a choice experiment to investigate the role that the design of agrienvironment sche...
This paper uses a choice experiment to investigate the role that the design of agrienvironmentscheme...
Contract attributes are strong motivators for eliciting farmers’ preferences for a particular agri-e...
Agri-environmental schemes (AES) have had a limited effect on European agri- culture due to farmers¿...
Agri-environmental schemes (AES) have had a limited effect on European agriculture due to farmer’s r...
Danish farmers have been far less interested in agri-environmental subsidy schemes (AES) than antici...
Incentive based policies can play an important role in improve agricultural sustainability. This pap...
Danish farmers have been far less interested in agri-environmental subsidy schemes than anticipated....
There are at least two ways to enhance contract adoption: whether to adapt the payment or to change ...
This study presents a meta-analysis of contract attributes for the adoption of agrienvironmental pra...
The Conserv Project, started by the Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM), aims to establis...
This paper analyses the determinants of German farmers’ acceptance of alternative agricultural polic...
This study investigates farmers' preferences to participate in payment contracts to adopt silvopasto...
Precision farming technologies are expected to reduce nutrient surplus in agriculture. Uptake of the...
This paper explores farmers’ prospective responses to the “greening” of the Common Agricultural Poli...