What drives farmers' decision-making? To inform effective, efficient, and legitimate
governance of agricultural soils, it is important to understand the behaviour of those who …

While a rich body of literature has looked at greenhouse gas emissions in biogas production
systems and the potential impacts of biogas production on food supply, broader issues …

In India the demand of sustainable energy is growing at a fragmented level. The demand of
rural electrification and economic growth requires high production of energy. Hence, the use …

The cultivation of marginal lands for bioenergy production has recently become a topic of
research interest for the agronomic and agricultural economy scientific communities. The …

UK energy policy promotes biomass energy crops as potentially significant contributors to
renewable energy targets, but few farmers have planted these crops. Amongst the many …

Biogas production may make an important contribution to multiple policy objectives, ie the
transition to renewable energy, increased recycling of agricultural waste and reduction in …

Bioenergy derived from agricultural biomass can contribute to meeting the rising demand for
renewable energy. To estimate the agricultural sector's potential to contribute to bioenergy, it …

Perennial energy crops (PECs) and trees have key roles to play in delivering the negative
emissions needed for the UK to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 …

Substantial areas of agricultural land in south European countries are becoming
increasingly marginal and being abandoned due to arid climate with prolonged summers …

Dedicated energy crops such as miscanthus and short rotation coppice willow were
expected by UK policy and academic modelling to be deployed across large swaths of UK …