Linking food production and environmental outcomes: An application of a modified relative risk model to prioritize land-management practices

Hou, Dawei; Meng, Fanhao; Ji, Chao; Xie, Lei; Zhu, Wei; Wang, Shizhong; Sun, Hong

doi:10.1016/j.agsy.2021.103342

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“…The statistically insignificant effect of whether the householder is a village cadre on farmland transfer-out behavior is that, on the one hand, village cadres are more likely to operate agriculture themselves because they have lived in rural areas for a long time. On the other hand, when the policy promotes moderate-scale farming and even includes it in the administrative assessment, village cadres, as both “agents” and “family members,” need to play a leading role in transferring farmland [ 24 ]. From the results of the household characteristics estimation, the rest of the variables are consistent with theoretical expectations, except for the number of participants and household social capital, which have an insignificant impact on farmland transfer behavior, thus indicating that the current formal institutional security is still not able to offset the function of farmland security.…”

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“…The existing literature on the impact of risk perception on farmers' decision-making behavior have assessed farmers' risk perception and risk attitude in agricultural production [ [23] , [24] , [25] ]. These studies primarily concentrate on agricultural production and operation decisions, particularly regarding fertilizer investment [ [26] , [27] , [28] ] and the adoption of new technologies [ [29] , [30] , [31] ].…”

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The impact of risk perception and preference on farmland transfer-out: Evidence from a survey of farm households in China

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Wang,

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The impact of risk perception and preference on farmland transfer-out: Evidence from a survey of farm households in China

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“…Precipitation events, especially following extreme drought, can sharply alter soil moisture, which plays a vital role in soil biological activity (Banerjee et al, 2016;Slessarev et al, 2021) and agricultural food production. Agricultural food products (Hou et al, 2022) remain in perpetual demand because of the increasing population, rapid urbanization and urban growth, declining productivity of the agricultural land, and climate change (Aldazhanova et al, 2022). Drought resilient vegetation species in areas with increasing air temperature and precipitation deficiency are outcompeting other species in natural vegetation such as grasslands, and being more frequently sown in arable lands (Móricz et al, 2021).…”

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Assessment of Climate Change in Natural Areas of the Turkestan Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the Purposes of Sustainable Agricultural and Recreational Nature Management

MUSTAFAYEV¹,

SKORINTSEVA²,

TOLETAYEV³

et al. 2023

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The article presents the scientific results of a study for assessing climate change trends in natural areas of the Turkestan region of the Republic of Kazakhstan based on the use of long-term climate data (1940-2020) of sixteen meteorological stations located in the region. In the course of the study, tested domestic, international and proprietary methodology for assessing climate change in natural areas were used based on plotting a fixed time series of climatic indicators and the resulting equations of linear trends. The results of the study showed that the average annual air temperature in all natural areas of the Turkestan region tend to increase, and the amount of annual precipitation to decrease, this has a negative impact on the development of recreational and agricultural nature management. On the basis of the developed mathematical models of changes in climatic indicators that characterize the coefficient of coincidence of the growth rates of average annual air temperature and annual precipitation, their quantitative values were determined in the territories of the natural areas of the region, which influence the formation of the environment-forming functions of the natural system. The results of the study enable economic entities, especially farms, to organize sustainable agricultural environmental management, and management bodies to develop plans for the development of recreational tourism in the Turkestan region.

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“…Agricultural land provides the largest share of food supplies and ensures an essential number of ecosystem services (e.g., providing food, fuel, fibre) (Viana et al, 2021). Agricultural food products (Hou et al, 2022) remain in perpetual demand because of the increasing population, rapid urbanization and urban growth, declining productivity of the agricultural land, climate change. Land suitability appraisal is the evaluation and aggregation of the suitability of particular areas of land for defined uses.…”

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Assessment of Land Resources of the Zhambyl Region as the Basis of Recreation Development and Food Security of the Republic of Kazakhstan

ALDAZHANOVA¹,

Beissenova²,

SKORINTSEVA³

et al. 2022

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The article presents the scientific results of a study for the assessment of agricultural land in Zhambyl region of the Republic of Kazakhstan based on field studies in 2020-2021 and modern GIS technologies. The purpose of the study of the article is a comprehensive assessment of land resources used for agricultural production in Zhambyl region, identifying the prevailing areas of agricultural land, irrigated and rainfed pastures by administrative districts of the region. In the course of the scientific study, proven Kazakhstani methods of assessing the state of agricultural land, successfully applied to the arid agricultural regions of Kazakhstan, as well as methods of geographical and agricultural sciences for land analysis and calculation according to the structure of use, were used. Based on the statistical data of the Committee of Land Resources and preliminary regional plans, a map of the land fund of the Zhambyl region by land categories was created. The results of the study allow business entities, especially farms, to organize the rational use of irrigated lands, including pastures and hayfields, including the sustainability and profitability of agricultural production, as well as successfully develop agro-landscape tourism.

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Linking food production and environmental outcomes: An application of a modified relative risk model to prioritize land-management practices

Cited by 6 publications

References 60 publications

The impact of risk perception and preference on farmland transfer-out: Evidence from a survey of farm households in China

The impact of risk perception and preference on farmland transfer-out: Evidence from a survey of farm households in China

Assessment of Climate Change in Natural Areas of the Turkestan Region of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the Purposes of Sustainable Agricultural and Recreational Nature Management

Assessment of Land Resources of the Zhambyl Region as the Basis of Recreation Development and Food Security of the Republic of Kazakhstan

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