2014
DOI: 10.1071/cp13392
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Implications of risk attitude and climate change for optimal grassland management: a case study for Switzerland

Abstract: We present a bio-economic model by combining a process-based grassland simulation model with an economic decision model that accounts for income risks and yield quality. The model is used to examine optimal nitrogen (N) application rates in a grass–clover system in Switzerland under current and future climatic conditions. Results for present-day climatic conditions suggest that an increase in N inputs has positive effects on yields but also leads to higher yield variability, yield distributions more skewed to … Show more

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