An ability to understand and predict adoption of new farming practices is useful for agricultural policy in several ways, including: assessing additionality, selecting policy mechanisms,
read moreI know “professional development opportunity” can be used as a euphemism for a work task that nobody would want to do, but I’m here to
read moreAdoption of new practices in agriculture is dynamic – farmers go through different stages in the adoption process over time. It is also heterogeneous across
read moreI conclude my critical look at whether soil-carbon sequestration should be a priority of climate policy. Apart from challenges with additionality, which I covered last week
read moreMy last post was about why payments for soil carbon from the Government’s climate change program will provide little benefit to farmers, unless the program
read moreSpeaker: David Pannell A seminar presented by Agricultural and Resource Economics (University of Western Australia) and the Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (WA Branch)
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