Published February 14, 2025
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Understanding change in uptake of agri-environmental practices in Scotland: Evidence from the Farmer Intentions Survey 2023
Creators
- 1. The James Hutton Institute
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James Hutton Institute
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Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland
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Scotland's Rural College
Description
This policy brief investigates reported past and intended future changes to agri-environmental practices. Specifically, it asks 'who is increasing agri-environmental activity and who is not?', looking at reported changes made in the past 5 years and intended changes in the next 5 years. The analysis explores differences according to socio-demographic characteristics, farm-level characteristics and types of supports and interventions. These include agri-environmental payments, engagement with farmer networks/ groups, and agronomic advice from different sources.
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Policy brief - agri env practices final Nov 2024.pdf
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Funding
- Rural and Environment Science and Analytical Services
References
- Colley, K., Mzek, T., Kuhfuss, L., Bender, F., Lorenzo-Arribas, A., Glenk, K., Barnes, A., Sutherland, L. (2025). Understanding change in uptake of agri-environmental practices in Scotland: Evidence from the Farmers Intentions Survey 2023. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14857258