The Causal Pillars of Commercialization: Deconstructing the Role of Household Resilience in Nigerian Agriculture

Ufedo Monday Shaibu^1,2,3, Akwasi Mensah-Bonsu¹, Edward Ebo Onumah¹, Charles Yaw Okyere¹, Guido Van Huylenbroeck²

¹University of Ghana, Ghana; ²Ghent University, Belgium; ³Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba, Nigeria

How Working Time and Perceived Workload Relate to Farmers’ Perceived Burden

Katja Heitkämper, Rita Saleh, Sarina Altermatt, Sabine Liebenehm, Nadja El Benni

Agroscope, Forschungsbereich Nachhaltigkeitsbewertung und Agrarmanagement,Schweiz

Constructing Resilience Index to Weather Shock: A Choquet Intergal Approach

Raheem Aminu, Nick Bardsley, Kelvin Balcombe

University of Reading, United Kingdom

Smart-Farming Technologien im Ackerbau: Eine qualitative Studie zum gesellschaftlichen Verständnis und zur Wahrnehmung

Marie Schickler, Sarah Iweala

Georg-August Universität Göttingen, Deutschland

Online markets for dietary supplements: Consumer insights from Switzerland

Judith Irek, Cassandra Meierhofer, Jeanine Ammann

Agroscope, Schweiz

Prioritization of Occupational Hazards of Wine Farm Workers in the Western Cape, South Africa

Hannah Wey^1,2, Daniel Rüfli¹, Lena Jäggi^1,2, Paola Viglietti³, Aqiel Dalvie³, Samuel Fuhrimann^1,2

¹Swiss TPH, Switzerland; ²University of Basel, Switzerland; ³University of Cape Town, South Africa

A comparative analysis of Switzerland’s food self-sufficiency ratio

Christian Ritzel, Gabriele Mack

Agroscope, Schweiz