Motivation of Farmers to Engage in Collaborative Agri-Environmental Schemes

This document explores the motivations of farmers to participate in collaborative agri-environmental schemes, focusing on the interplay of diverse factors such as environmental awareness, payment specifics, and social factors.

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Localisation
  • Netherlands
Auteurs
  • Rena Barghusen
Objectif
  • Dissemination
  • Communication
  • Education/Training
Type de fichier
Document
Taille du fichier
538 kB
Publié sur
01-04-2023
Langue originale
English
Site officiel du projet
License
CC BY-NC

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