Conserving natural enemies has become the cornerstone for sustainable pest management. Conservation is often attained through habitat manipulation in order to create suitable …
D Läpple, T Van Rensburg - Ecological economics, 2011 - Elsevier
Based on the fact that not all farmers adopt a technology at the same time, it is argued in this paper that the distinction between groups is important because early, medium and late …
This paper examines the decisions of Irish farmers to convert to organic farming by applying the theory of planned behaviour to control for social influence and technical constraints …
Since the mid 1980s, organic farming has become the focus of significant attention from policy-makers, consumers, environmentalists and farmers in Europe and state institutions …
D Läpple, H Kelley - European Review of Agricultural …, 2015 - academic.oup.com
This article analyses spatial dependence in the adoption of organic farming. Bayesian spatial Durbin probit models are applied to survey data of almost 600 Irish drystock farmers …
Provision and manipulation of shelter habitat features within the agroecosystem provide a strategy for enhancing the effectiveness of natural enemies for biological pest control …
Farmers that intend to access Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) contributions must submit an application to the territorially competent Paying Agencies (PA). Agencies are called to …
Rising temperature, rainfall, and wind regime changes, increasing of frequency and intensity of extreme events are only some of the effects of climate change affecting the agro-forestry …
F Offermann, H Nieberg, K Zander - Food Policy, 2009 - Elsevier
This paper examines the development of the role of government support in the financial situation of organic farms in selected Western and Eastern European countries, contrasting …