2018
DOI: 10.32945/atr4027.2018
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Determinants of corn farmers to adapt to climate change impacts in Sagbayan, Bohol, Philippines

Abstract: The need to adapt to the negative impacts of climate change is urgent especially in the agriculture sector. However, there have been no published reports whether upland corn farmers are applying climate change adaptation strategies. This study sampled 91 upland corn farmers in Sagbayan, Bohol, Philippines to determine the factors affecting their decision to employ adaptations strategies. The adaptation strategies are those soil and water management and conservation techniques employed by farmers, which is mode… Show more

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“…Antwi-Agyei et al (2021) noted that institutional factors such as credit access and access to extension services determine the farmers' adoption of climate change adaptation strategies. Meanwhile, several authors highlighted that socioeconomic characteristics of the farmers determine the adoption of climate change adaptation strategies (Kabir et al, 2021;Solomon & Edet, 2018;Atube et al, 2021;Centino & Vista, 2018). Nor Diana et al (2022) argued that socioeconomic characteristics such as income, household members, farm size, land, number of workers, education, and experiences, as well as institutional support such as access to information, support from agencies and social networks, influence the climate change adaptation among the farmers in Southeast Asia.…”
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“…Antwi-Agyei et al (2021) noted that institutional factors such as credit access and access to extension services determine the farmers' adoption of climate change adaptation strategies. Meanwhile, several authors highlighted that socioeconomic characteristics of the farmers determine the adoption of climate change adaptation strategies (Kabir et al, 2021;Solomon & Edet, 2018;Atube et al, 2021;Centino & Vista, 2018). Nor Diana et al (2022) argued that socioeconomic characteristics such as income, household members, farm size, land, number of workers, education, and experiences, as well as institutional support such as access to information, support from agencies and social networks, influence the climate change adaptation among the farmers in Southeast Asia.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…However, climate change has negatively affected the country's food sector and smallholder farmers' agricultural livelihoods. This is coupled with increasing food prices and reducing investment support (Centino & Vista, 2018). In that case, these worsen the poverty and food insecurity for the poor smallholder farmers.…”
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