In family farming, farm transfers usually occur from the older to the new generation (from
parents to children). However, the young out-migration from rural areas to urban centers has …

The concept of just transition has emerged as an important governance framework guiding
sectors transitioning from unsustainable to sustainable practices and is most dominant in …

This study is the outcome of research on family farming in a coastal valley in northern Spain.
The objective of the study is to determine to what degree traditional norms and values …

This article explores gender and intergenerational farm succession, with a particular focus
on the Australian context. We conducted a systematic literature review (SLR) of extant …

The measurement of farm economic viability has received intermittent academic interest with
limited attention given to the conceptual framework surrounding the issue. This paper …

A transition to a more sustainable food production system in Europe has significant
implications for the social constitution of rural spaces. Moreover, research has highlighted …

Female farmers play an important role in rural economies, although they are not always
statistically recorded. The aim of this article is to look beyond macro statistics and official …

Farming can be a demanding, solitary, and unpredictable occupation. As a result, farmers
may be more susceptible to sleep issues and burnout than workers in other occupations …

The aim of this article is to examine female participation in farming and more specifically, the
reasons for the low rate of female farm ownership in Ireland where only 13% of Irish farm …

Farmers face significant mental health issues, including depression, anxiety and suicidal
ideation. Additionally, rural populations widely endorse stoic values which can be a barrier …