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Are Alternative Food Systems Socially Sustainable ? A Case Study from Finland / NOUSIAINEN Marko ; Paivi PYLKKANEN ; Fred SAUNDERS ; Laura SEPPANEN in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture *, Vol.33, n°5 ([01/07/2009])

Public ISBD [article]  inJournal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.33, n°5 [01/07/2009] . - 566 - 594 Titre : Are Alternative Food Systems Socially Sustainable ? A Case Study from Finland Type de document : Article Auteurs : NOUSIAINEN Marko ; Paivi PYLKKANEN ; Fred SAUNDERS ; Laura SEPPANEN Année de publication : 2009 Article en page(s) : 566 - 594 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : [Motbis 2025] commerce équitable [Motbis 2025] culture durable [Motbis 2025] psychologie Note de contenu : This paper explore the importance of alternative food systems in delivering social sustainability to local communities. The perceptions and local and organic foof systems actors regarding equity (or fairness) between the actors and viability of the local communities are examined to analyze social sustainability in Juva, Finland. The findings lend conditionnal support to the positive relationship between localized food systems ans actors within these systems feeling empowered and influential, while also supporting other research emphasizing the limitations of farmer influence on vertical distributional channels, irrespectice of production methods (i.e., organic or conventional) [article] Are Alternative Food Systems Socially Sustainable ? A Case Study from Finland [Article] / NOUSIAINEN Marko ; Paivi PYLKKANEN ; Fred SAUNDERS ; Laura SEPPANEN . - 2009 . - 566 - 594. Langues : Anglais (eng) in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.33, n°5 [01/07/2009] . - 566 - 594 Catégories : [Motbis 2025] commerce équitable [Motbis 2025] culture durable [Motbis 2025] psychologie Note de contenu : This paper explore the importance of alternative food systems in delivering social sustainability to local communities. The perceptions and local and organic foof systems actors regarding equity (or fairness) between the actors and viability of the local communities are examined to analyze social sustainability in Juva, Finland. The findings lend conditionnal support to the positive relationship between localized food systems ans actors within these systems feeling empowered and influential, while also supporting other research emphasizing the limitations of farmer influence on vertical distributional channels, irrespectice of production methods (i.e., organic or conventional)

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Predicting adoption behavior of farmer regarding on-farm sustainable water ressources management (SWRM) comparison of models / A.R. OMMANI ; M. CHIZARI ; C. SALMANZADEH ; ALLAH FARAJ in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture *, Vol.33, n°5 ([01/07/2009])

Public ISBD [article]  inJournal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.33, n°5 [01/07/2009] . - 595-616 Titre : Predicting adoption behavior of farmer regarding on-farm sustainable water ressources management (SWRM) comparison of models Type de document : Article Auteurs : A.R. OMMANI ; M. CHIZARI ; C. SALMANZADEH ; ALLAH FARAJ Année de publication : 2009 Article en page(s) : 595-616 Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : [Motbis 2025] eau : utilisation [Motbis 2025] gestion des implantations [Motbis 2025] ressource naturelle Note de contenu : Increasing water use sustainability through promotion of on-farm sustainable water resources management (SWRM), in order to increase the quantity and quality of production has been the aim of the ministry of agriculture-jihad of Iran in the past decade. Considerable investment and effort have been dedicated to this intent. Therefor, investigation of these efforts and the development of models to predict the adoption behavior of farmers are of considerable importance. A survey was conducted in Ahwaz township of Khuzestan provinces of Iran. A stratified random sample of 190 farmers were interviewed, 62 adopters and 128 non-adopters. The findings indicated thet the discriminant model developed based ont the multiplicity model is a better predictor of farmers' adoption behavior the the diffusion model. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Marcus' model, and farm structure model. The multiplicity model with the biggest accuracy can be applied to classify the adoption behavior of farmers regarding on-farm SWRM [article] Predicting adoption behavior of farmer regarding on-farm sustainable water ressources management (SWRM) comparison of models [Article] / A.R. OMMANI ; M. CHIZARI ; C. SALMANZADEH ; ALLAH FARAJ . - 2009 . - 595-616. Langues : Anglais (eng) in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.33, n°5 [01/07/2009] . - 595-616 Catégories : [Motbis 2025] eau : utilisation [Motbis 2025] gestion des implantations [Motbis 2025] ressource naturelle Note de contenu : Increasing water use sustainability through promotion of on-farm sustainable water resources management (SWRM), in order to increase the quantity and quality of production has been the aim of the ministry of agriculture-jihad of Iran in the past decade. Considerable investment and effort have been dedicated to this intent. Therefor, investigation of these efforts and the development of models to predict the adoption behavior of farmers are of considerable importance. A survey was conducted in Ahwaz township of Khuzestan provinces of Iran. A stratified random sample of 190 farmers were interviewed, 62 adopters and 128 non-adopters. The findings indicated thet the discriminant model developed based ont the multiplicity model is a better predictor of farmers' adoption behavior the the diffusion model. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Marcus' model, and farm structure model. The multiplicity model with the biggest accuracy can be applied to classify the adoption behavior of farmers regarding on-farm SWRM

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Volume 33, n°5 in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture *, Vol.33, n°5 ([01/07/2009])

Public ISBD [article]  inJournal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.33, n°5 [01/07/2009] Titre : Volume 33, n°5 Type de document : Article Année de publication : 2009 Langues : Français (fre) Note de contenu : Editorial: Signs of Change Steve Gliessman Pages: 489-490 Clover and Manure Management Strategies for Overcoming the Wheat Residue Antagonism of No-Till Corn Anatoliy Kravchenko & K. D. Thelen Pages: 491-511 Effects of Native Grass Restoration Management on Above- and Belowground Pasture Production and Forage Quality J. E. Doll, G. E. Brink, R. L. Cates Jr. & R. D. Jackson Pages: 512-527 Towards a More Productive and Sustainable Cropping System in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. I. Rice Production J. Evans, J. N. Jo, Y. G. Mun, M. Conyers, S. S. Paek, P. Eberbach, Y. J. Ri, S. C. Tok Ko, B. Orchard, Y. N. Ryang, D. Y. Jong, T. R. Kim & E. C. Wolfe Pages: 528-551 How do Farming Systems Cope with Marketing Channel Requirements in Organic Horticulture? The Case of Market-Gardening in Southeastern France Mireille Navarrete Pages: 552-565 Are Alternative Food Systems Socially Sustainable? A Case Study from Finland Marko Nousiainen, Päivi Pylkkänen, Fred Saunders, Laura Seppänen & Kari Mikko Vesala Pages: 566-594 Predicting Adoption Behavior of Farmers Regarding On-Farm Sustainable Water Resources Management (SWRM): Comparison of Models A. R. Ommani, M. Chizari, C. Salmanzadeh & J. Faraj Allah Hosaini Pages: 595-616 [article] Volume 33, n°5 [Article] . - 2009. Langues : Français (fre) in Journal of Sustainable Agriculture * > Vol.33, n°5 [01/07/2009] Note de contenu : Editorial: Signs of Change Steve Gliessman Pages: 489-490 Clover and Manure Management Strategies for Overcoming the Wheat Residue Antagonism of No-Till Corn Anatoliy Kravchenko & K. D. Thelen Pages: 491-511 Effects of Native Grass Restoration Management on Above- and Belowground Pasture Production and Forage Quality J. E. Doll, G. E. Brink, R. L. Cates Jr. & R. D. Jackson Pages: 512-527 Towards a More Productive and Sustainable Cropping System in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. I. Rice Production J. Evans, J. N. Jo, Y. G. Mun, M. Conyers, S. S. Paek, P. Eberbach, Y. J. Ri, S. C. Tok Ko, B. Orchard, Y. N. Ryang, D. Y. Jong, T. R. Kim & E. C. Wolfe Pages: 528-551 How do Farming Systems Cope with Marketing Channel Requirements in Organic Horticulture? The Case of Market-Gardening in Southeastern France Mireille Navarrete Pages: 552-565 Are Alternative Food Systems Socially Sustainable? A Case Study from Finland Marko Nousiainen, Päivi Pylkkänen, Fred Saunders, Laura Seppänen & Kari Mikko Vesala Pages: 566-594 Predicting Adoption Behavior of Farmers Regarding On-Farm Sustainable Water Resources Management (SWRM): Comparison of Models A. R. Ommani, M. Chizari, C. Salmanzadeh & J. Faraj Allah Hosaini Pages: 595-616

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