Agricultural intensification and landscape homogenisation are major drivers of biodiversity
loss in European agricultural landscapes. Improvements require changes in farming …

As soils across the globe continue to face problems of severe degradation and loss under
current management practices, there is a great need to study soil conservation decisions …

The exponential rise of information available means we can now, in theory, access
knowledge on almost any question we ask. However, as the amount of unverified …

Conservation scientists increasingly seek to find ways to implement their research for
improved policy and practice. However, such efforts may be ineffective, or even …

Burned areas and the proportion of straw in a fast-growing economy vary on an annual
basis, creating a significant obstacle to global ecological security. Extant studies have made …

Climate change poses a severe threat to global agricultural production and rural livelihoods,
and since agriculture itself is a significant source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, it can …

Within agri-food scholarship, longstanding debates have focused on the empirical
applicability and conceptual utility of differing agricultural paradigms. These have often …

Purpose This paper aims to investigate how actors in the farmer's network influence the
adoption of smart farming technology (SFT) and to understand how social media affects this …

Rural studies now has a well-established corpus of work exploring how rural spaces and
practices become (re) presented within various media and how these representations serve …

CONTEXT The adoption of sustainable agriculture practices is critical for future ecological,
food security, and farmer livelihood goals. Traditionally, the adoption of sustainable …