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doi:10.1080/21606544.2026.2684213

June 10, 2026Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy

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Investigate the effects of organic vegetable farming on the welfare of farmers in Ghana.
Study design
Assessment of various welfare indicators before and after the intervention
Comparison of organic and conventional farming practices
Organic vegetable farmers reported a 30% increase in income compared to conventional farmers (p=0.02)
Improved nutritional status observed, with 25% of organic farmers experiencing better health outcomes
Higher satisfaction levels among organic farmers reported, indicating improved quality of life

Implication

Evaluates the effects of organic farming on farmer welfare in Ghana, suggesting significant improvements.

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Article title: Does adoption of organic vegetable farming really improve the welfare of vegetable farmers? Evidence from GhanaAuthors: Wongnaa, C. A., Laten, E., & Babu, S.Journal: Journal of Envir...

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