Soils are a fundamental factor in the transition towards a sustainable bioeconomy. In this
context, society depends on fertile soils and their long-term maintenance because of their …

Successful sustainable transitions require an understanding of the drivers and resources
needed to support the required changes. While the importance of farmers' collectives in …

The area under cultivation of oil palm has undergone considerable growth in Mexico, but
yields are far below their potential. This is related to the low rate of adoption of new or …

CONTEXT Social networks play an important role in the diffusion of knowledge, and farmers
draw on their personal networks to enhance their adaptive capacity to shocks. Different …

Diffuse pollution of watercourses from agriculture represents a complex and persistent
environmental problem in the UK. This paper provides insights into why UK policy …

Collective action within territorial organizations is complex. Initiatives often collapse from a
lack of understanding of relational dynamics and logics of action. This article proposes a …

CONTEXT The social network analysis of farmers who have adopted agroecological
practices give the possibility to identify which actors are involved in the agroecological …

ABSTRACT In the Global North, local inter-farm cooperation offers opportunities for farmers
to better access and manage equipment, labor and material resources. Yet, its potential to …

Purpose This article aims to contribute to building an understanding of how social media
may support farmers in transition to a more sustainable agriculture. Methodology we used a …

Soil quality is in decline in many parts of the world, in part due to the intensification of
agricultural practices. Whilst economic instruments and regulations can help incentivise …