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Tucker, M., & Napier, T. L. (2001) Finding 2

Include environmental stewardship information shown to be significant in predicting farmer adoption of new practices: o Locally specific information about watershed risks. Farmers assess agricultural chemical risks in the context of localized situations

Citation: Tucker, M., & Napier, T. L. (2001). Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watershed in the Midwestern United States. Journal of Rural Studies, 17(2), 219-233.
Citation Type: Research

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