Agricultural and other fields of economics have always co‐evolved and benefitted from each
other's insights. Over time, a general convergence of all social sciences began, and various …

Determining farmers' real demand for crop insurance is difficult, especially in developing
countries, where there is a lack of formal financial sector integration and a high reliance on …

Three-way decision provides a practical and updated research orientation to deal with
decision problems. In this article, a new three-way decision model combined with Z-numbers …

Agriculture is one of the sectors most exposed to a plethora of risky phenomena such as
weather, pests and diseases, changes in prices and government policies, instability of …

Crop producers face significant and increasing drought risks. We evaluate whether
insurances based on globally and freely available satellite-retrieved soil moisture data can …

The advancement of remote sensing provides a new opportunity for a data analytical
platform for robust decision-making based on near real-time datasets derived from satellites …

This article explores how farmer risk preferences are related to their perception of risk of
climate change. We measure risk preferences and risk perceptions using a survey and a lab …

The eruption of COVID-19 at the beginning of 2020 has sounded the alarm, making experts
pay more attention to public health emergency events. A suitable emergency response plan …

The income stabilisation tool (IST) is the latest tool proposed by the European Union (EU) to
manage agricultural risks. It aims at stabilising farm income by compensating income losses …

Uninsured risk impedes agricultural production, but traditional indemnity insurance is not a
viable option for smallholder farmers due to market failures. Weather index insurance is …