Status of Pesticide Usage on Golf Courses in Korea and Optimal Pesticide Usage Plan

Lee, Hong-gil; Kim, Minsuk; Kim, Jee young; Kim, Hyun-Koo; Jo, Hyeong‐Wook; Moon, Joon‐Kwan; Kim, Ji‐In

doi:10.3390/su14095489

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“…Law and regulation are the most direct ways to change the behavior of farmers [14,15]. However, Lichtenberg showed that the impact of government regulation on farmers' pesticide use behavior is relatively limited due to the dispersion of farmers.…”

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Do Chinese Farmers Misuse Pesticide Intentionally or Not?

Zhao,

Wang,

et al. 2023

Agriculture

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Nonstandard pesticide-application behavior leads to excessive pesticide residue and even affects the quality and safety of agricultural products and agricultural sustainability. Based on 968 valid samples randomly selected in Jiangsu Province of China, it focuses on the impact of incident shock and yield fluctuation avoidance on the pesticide-application behavior of farmers. Then, it investigated the impact of intentional factors, such as insufficient cognition and lack of knowledge, on their improper pesticide-application behavior. This study shows that, besides the pursuit of improper income, inadequate awareness and preventive actions to avoid operational risks are also important factors in farmers’ nonstandard pesticide application. In addition, the study also shows that farmers who understand the responsibility unit of agricultural product quality and safety supervision are more inclined to choose standardized application of pesticides. The higher the education level of farmers, the higher the probability of standardized application of pesticides. Therefore, farmers’ nonstandard pesticide-application behavior is largely due to the farmers’ insufficient awareness of the harm of pesticide residues or the lack of trust in the efficacy of pesticides. Moreover, the study also shows that adverse selection phenomenon exists in pesticide-application training.

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Do Chinese Farmers Misuse Pesticide Intentionally or Not?

Zhao,

Wang,

et al. 2023

Agriculture

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Utilizing Topic Modeling to Identify Sustainability Trends in the Golf Industry

Shin,

2024

Sustainability

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The environmental impact of the golf industry has garnered increasing attention, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices in golf course management. This study aims to develop strategic frameworks that enable the golf industry to address global environmental challenges and integrate eco-friendly principles. Utilizing topic modeling, the research examines key areas such as pesticide use, waste management, and energy consumption within golf courses, and explores strategies for achieving carbon neutrality and developing sustainable golf wear and branding. The findings reveal specific management practices that significantly reduce environmental harm, including integrated pest management, waste reduction techniques, and the adoption of renewable energy sources. Case studies of leading golf clubs demonstrate successful implementation of carbon neutrality strategies. Furthermore, the research highlights the potential of eco-friendly golf wear to enhance brand credibility and meet consumer demands. These insights hold valuable implications for golf course managers, club operators, policymakers, and golfers, promoting a comprehensive approach to sustainability in the golf industry. The study’s contributions extend beyond the immediate environmental challenges, offering a framework for long-term sustainability and competitive advantage.

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Review of the Crop Classification Groups for Pesticide Residue Analysis in Raw Agricultural Commodities on International Organizations and the Korean National Regulations

Park¹,

Kim²,

NamSuk³

et al. 2022

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The aim of this document is to provide food business operators (FBOs), enforcement officers and other stakeholders with a concise overview of the regulation of pesticide residues in food. It gives information on methods of sampling and analysis for these contaminants and the legislative control measures in place to control their presence in food. Finally, it provides a short guidance for FBOs on the risk management measures that they should have in place to control residues of pesticides in food and also a bibliography giving sources of further information. The summary below gives a short synopsis of the information, while the following pages provide more technical detail.

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Status of Pesticide Usage on Golf Courses in Korea and Optimal Pesticide Usage Plan

Cited by 3 publications

References 29 publications

Do Chinese Farmers Misuse Pesticide Intentionally or Not?

Do Chinese Farmers Misuse Pesticide Intentionally or Not?

Utilizing Topic Modeling to Identify Sustainability Trends in the Golf Industry

Review of the Crop Classification Groups for Pesticide Residue Analysis in Raw Agricultural Commodities on International Organizations and the Korean National Regulations

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