Cover-Crop Usage in South Dakota: Farmer Perceived Profitability and Future Adoption Decisions
Using bivariate ordered logit models, we investigate factors that determine farmers' perceptions of cover-crop profitability and likelihood of future usage in the climate transition zone of the Northern Great Plains. Our results indicate that approximately 40% of long-term (10+ years) users per...
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| description | Using bivariate ordered logit models, we investigate factors that determine farmers' perceptions of cover-crop profitability and likelihood of future usage in the climate transition zone of the Northern Great Plains. Our results indicate that approximately 40% of long-term (10+ years) users perceived a profit increase of more than 5%. Additionally, future adoption decisions are positively affected by environment-oriented attitudes and negatively affected by prioritizing short-term profitability. More efforts can be directed toward educational programs that enhance understanding of the short- versus long-term economic benefits of cover crops. |
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| subjects | Agricultural practices Agriculture Conservation Corn Cover crops Crops Decisions Economics Environmental Economics and Policy Farm Management Farmers Information centers Perceptions Production Economics Profitability Profits Questionnaires Sequestering Soil erosion Soybeans Sustainable agriculture Tillage Transition zone Water quality Water stress |
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