Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a direct partnership between producer (s) and a
group of consumers/members to share the risks and responsibilities of farming activities …

Risk management in agricultural production is a first order problem as producers' long-run
sustainability often depends on their ability to reduce the adverse effects of profit …

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is one of the widely used direct marketing
strategies for small-and midsized farmers. CSA programs are an important option for …

Zusammenfassung Die fortschreitende Intensivierung und Mechanisierung der
landwirtschaftlichen Produktion sowie die tiefgreifenden strukturellen Veränderungen in der …

Abstract Alternative Lebensmittelnetzwerke (ALN), wie Community Supported Agriculture
(CSA), Urban Agriculture oder Abo-und Lieferdienste, breiten sich zunehmend in urbanen …

Food systems and food networks have gained increased attention among agricultural and
applied economists in recent years. This chapter presents a new topic that has not been …

As an important part of agriculture, the changes of grass-based livestock husbandry (GBLH)
production will inevitably have a significant impact on agricultural sectors and regional …

Community-supported agriculture (CSA) operators are becoming more innovative in their
efforts to attract consumers to become CSA shareholders. Therefore, CSA operators must …

Members' offline engagement is commonly believed to affect the producer–member
relationship in community‐supported agriculture, however, little research focuses on …

Agriculture has always been a sector with several specificities that call for adjusted
interventions from public institutions through agricultural policies. This is not an exception for …