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24 result(s) within Volume 7 of Agricultural and Food Economics

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  1. This paper provides an ex ante assessment of the effects of the Income Stabilization Tool (IST), a new risk management tool proposed in the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union. We investigate the ...

    Authors: Simone Severini, Giuliano Di Tommaso and Robert Finger
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:23
  2. To promote the adoption of more sustainable cattle production systems in Colombia (mainly silvopastoral systems with improved forages), some sector stakeholders have proposed the development of differentiated,...

    Authors: Andrés Charry, Manuel Narjes, Karen Enciso, Michael Peters and Stefan Burkart
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:22
  3. The aim of the paper is to evaluate the sustainability of Alternative Food Networks in Italy through the construction of a composite indicator, the Global Sustainability Index. The index is able to provide dec...

    Authors: Luigi Mastronardi, Davide Marino, Vincenzo Giaccio, Agostino Giannelli, Margherita Palmieri and Giampiero Mazzocchi
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:21
  4. Our paper focuses on Solidarity Purchase Group (SPG) participants located in a highly urbanized area, with the aim to investigate the main motivations underlining their participation in a SPG and provide a cha...

    Authors: Lucia Baldi, Danilo Bertoni, Giuseppina Migliore and Massimo Peri
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:20
  5. Smallholder farming, predominant in Uganda, is characterized by low productivity for most crops including rice which is gaining prominence as both a food and income crop. The low productivity is mostly attribu...

    Authors: Daniel Micheal Okello, Jackline Bonabana-Wabbi and Basil Mugonola
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:19
  6. This article analyzes the link between world prices and producer prices of rubber in Côte d’Ivoire. Using monthly data from 2006 to 2016, we gave special attention to structural breaks in the data and asymmetr...

    Authors: Mélanie Ahoba and Frédéric Gaspart
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:18
  7. Frequent droughts in sub-Saharan Africa imply water stress for rainfed agriculture and, ultimately, food insecurity, underlining the region’s vulnerability to climate change. Yet, in the maize-growing areas, f...

    Authors: Franklin Simtowe, Paswel Marenya, Emily Amondo, Mosisa Worku, Dil Bahadur Rahut and Olaf Erenstein
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:15
  8. The objective of the paper is to understand the process of designing a multi-stakeholder partnership in the adoption of sustainable innovations in value chains. More specifically, the focus is on the design of...

    Authors: Barbara Pancino, Emanuele Blasi, Anne Rappoldt, Stefano Pascucci, Luca Ruini and Cesare Ronchi
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:13
  9. The interest in wine produced in an environmentally friendly manner is increasing in the global market among both consumers and producers. Moreover, numerous labelling and certification systems have been intro...

    Authors: Gianluigi Gallenti, Stefania Troiano, Francesco Marangon, Paolo Bogoni, Barbara Campisi and Marta Cosmina
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:12
  10. The transfer of farm activity over time occurs through different pathways, among which the more frequent is intra-family farm succession. Thus, better information on farm succession determinants is crucial for...

    Authors: Daniele Cavicchioli, Danilo Bertoni, Dario Gianfranco Frisio and Roberto Pretolani
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:10
  11. This study employs stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) correcting for sample selection bias, to determine technical efficiency (TE) and technology gap using cross-sectional data collected from 543 rice farmers ...

    Authors: Shaibu Baanni Azumah, Samuel Arkoh Donkoh and Joseph Agebase Awuni
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:9
  12. No-tillage is a farming system aiming at minimizing soil disturbance associated with the cultivation of arable crops. This technique, together with the practices of continuous soil cover and of crop rotation, ...

    Authors: Danilo Marandola, Angelo Belliggiano, Luca Romagnoli and Corrado Ievoli
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:7
  13. We examine the impact of food labels that make unsupported claims of food safety and labels that provide information to support such claims on consumer choices and examine consumers’ willingness to pay for bee...

    Authors: Kofi Britwum and Amalia Yiannaka
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:4
  14. This paper examines the intra-gender nutrition outcome both with and without the presence of household level shock using Living Standards Measurement Study-Integrated Survey (LSMS) panel data in Ethiopia. We u...

    Authors: Gebremeskel Berhane Tesfay and Babatunde Abidoye
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:3
  15. Smallholder farmers are excluded from efficient and effective participation in high-value agro-food market chains due to major competitiveness constraints and several market failures along these chains. The pu...

    Authors: Evans Ngenoh, Barnabas K. Kurgat, Hillary K. Bett, Sindu W. Kebede and Wolfgang Bokelmann
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:2
  16. Proven that the adoption rate of a new product is influenced by the network characteristics of the early adopters, the aim of this paper is to find the network features of the early adopters associated with hi...

    Authors: Angela Barbuto, Antonio Lopolito and Fabio Gaetano Santeramo
    Citation: Agricultural and Food Economics 2019 7:1