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The article describes a framework for collecting and analyzing agricultural environmental management systems data, ensuring trustworthiness in evaluations.
The evaluation of agriculture environmental programs and the subsequent acceptance by the agriculture industry will only have credibility if they are based on the collection of comparable information of known quality backed up by vigorous analysis and research. To this end, Utah State University Extension Agriculture Environmental Management Systems (AEMS) has adapted a common framework for collecting AEMS design and performance information. The article is to describes this framework.
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