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This study aims to explore how different agri-environmental management practices influence public good delivery among farmers in the Netherlands.

July 1, 2026Environmental ManagementOpen Access

Perceived Effects of Agri-Environmental Management Practices on Public Good Delivery

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This study aims to explore how different agri-environmental management practices influence public good delivery among farmers in the Netherlands.
Surveyed 163 farmers on their experiences with various agri-environmental management practices.
Analyzed the diversity of implemented practices, focusing on the adoption of flower strips and their impacts.
Examined challenges and discrepancies between perceived effects and existing literature.
60% of farmers adopted flower strips, positively impacting biodiversity and recreation.
Synergistic pairings were found, with reduced pesticide use enhancing the effects of flower strips.
Identified challenges included yield reductions and increased costs, highlighting the complexity of implementation.

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Randomized trial assesses perceived effects of agri-environmental practices on public goods in farmers, suggesting more integrated management could improve outcomes.

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Harmanny et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a44af635cd2549c8bc4469e https://doi.org/10.1007/s00267-026-02485-2

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Randomized trial assesses perceived effects of agri-environmental practices on public goods in farmers, suggesting more integrated management could improve outcomes.

Perceived Effects of Agri-Environmental Management Practices on Public Good Delivery

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Perceived Effects of Agri-Environmental Management Practices on Public Good Delivery

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