Farmer Types and Motivation

Darnhofer, I.; Walder, Peter

doi:10.1007/978-94-024-1179-9_86

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“…Consideration motivation that is trying to understand how different cognitive framworks inform and shape attitudes. Its purpose is to provide insight into why, when two farmers in it seems that an identical situation is encountered with the same opportunity, a farmer chooses to chase it and oyhers don't [16]. Motives can be divided into three types, namely biogenetic motives, sociogenetic motives and theological motives [17].…”

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Motivation of Farmers toward Tobacco Farming in Sleman District, Sleman Regency

Indardi

Ramadianti

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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This study aims to determine the motivation of farmers in tobacco farming in Sleman District, Sleman Regency. The research location was chosen because people who cultivate tobacco have the highest productivity (2.4883 tons/ha) in 2019 in Sleman Regency. The tobacco farmers in Sleman District are members of the PAC Farmer Group (Branch Management) of the Indonesian Tobacco Farmers Association, Sleman District. Respondents were determined by census, namely 34 farmers. The analysis used in this research is descriptive analysis with scoring technique. This study uses ERG motivation theory. The results showed that the existence motivation indicator obtained an average score of 3.83 (including the high category), the relatedness motivation indicator obtained an average score of 3.69 (including the high category), as well as the growth motivation indicator obtained a score of 3.74. (Also included in the high category). So it can be concluded that farmers in Sleman District in tobacco farming can be said to have high motivation, both in fulfilling daily needs (existence), interacting with other people (relatedness) and in the need to develop (growth).

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Section: Motivation Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Motivation of Farmers toward Tobacco Farming in Sleman District, Sleman Regency

Indardi

Ramadianti

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Further, the choice of farmer identity dimensions is a general weakness in the research field since no coherent set of identity dimensions has existed so far (DARNHOFER & WALDER, 2013;GROTH & CURTIS, 2017). To account for that, we chose farmer identity variables following the approach by and THOMAS & ENGEL (2019) that has already been examined and implemented in a lab-in-the-field experiment applied to Lower Saxony.…”

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Key Stakeholders in the Common Agricultural Policy: Farmers' Economic Well-Being, Attitudes, and Environmental Behavior

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I would further like to thank my second supervisor Prof. Dr. Sebastian Lakner. Throughout my master's thesis, you guided my academic path and encouraged me to apply and start my Ph.D. Without your encouragement, helpfulness, and continued interest in my work, I could have never completed this project. Thank you for always showing me the bright side of the coin. I also thank Prof. Dr. Claudia Neu, my third supervisor. Your feedback from discussing my work during the doctoral seminar and beyond was valuable and contributed to refining my research ideas and papers. In addition, I would like to extend my gratitude to Dr. Stefan Schüler for his ideas and feedback on my paper. I also thank Dr. Marius Michels for reviewing and discussing my second paper.Finally, I owe special thanks to Antje Wagener for supporting me in all administration matters, refreshing office chats, and everyday cordialities.Getting this far would have been a lot harder without the collaboration and support from my colleagues in the department, especially those with whom I shared an office or whose office I visited so often. Jost and Johanna, we started as colleagues and ended up being friends. Thank you, Jost, for the inspiring discussions, enriching cooperation, conference trip to Tänikon, and companionship. Thank you, Johanna, for your emotional support, for giving me perspective, and for all the good times during and after office hours. It's been a pleasure and joy to go on this journey with you both.On that note, I am incredibly thankful to Jasper for creating and filling our 'weekend island' with love and laughter. Thank you so much for your patience, support, and the fantastic food that kept me alive and made me smile, especially when things got tough.I thank my flat maids, especially Thorsten, for all the emotional support and friendship along the way.Thank you 'Kleine Stephie' for all the motivational cards and calls from afar.Lastly, I want to thank my parents for not giving up despite the long, exhausting years of illness, giving me hope and strength. "Health is not everything, but without health, everything is nothing."

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Urbanization pressure and farmers’ attitudes: implications for agricultural sustainability

Mulya,

Hudalah

2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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Farmer Types and Motivation

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Motivation of Farmers toward Tobacco Farming in Sleman District, Sleman Regency

Motivation of Farmers toward Tobacco Farming in Sleman District, Sleman Regency

Key Stakeholders in the Common Agricultural Policy: Farmers' Economic Well-Being, Attitudes, and Environmental Behavior

Urbanization pressure and farmers’ attitudes: implications for agricultural sustainability

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