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Conventional, partially converted and environmentally friendly farming in South Korea

: Profitability and factors affecting farmers' choice
  • Conventional, partially converted and environmentally friendly farming in South Korea
  • Lee, Saem et al.
  • [Basel, Switzerland] : MDPI AG
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Title Conventional, partially converted and environmentally friendly farming in South Korea
Subtitle Profitability and factors affecting farmers' choice
Author Lee, Saem et al.
Publisher [Basel, Switzerland] : MDPI AG
Publication Date 2016 - 07
Material Type Article
Country South Korea Holding MDPI AG
Language English License 저작자표시-비영리-변경금지

Abstract

While organic farming is well established in Europe a nd USA, it is still catching up in Asian countries. The government of South Korea has implemented environmentally friendly farming that encompasses organic farming. Despite the promotion of environmentally friendly farming, it still has a low share in South Korea and partially converted farming has emerged in some districts of South Korea. However, the partially converted farming has not yet been investigated by the government. Thus, our study implemented a financial analysis to compare the annual costs and net returns of conventional, partially converted and environmentally friendly farming in Gangwon Province. The result showed that environmentally friendly farming was more profitable with respect to farm net returns. To find out the factors affecting the adoption of environmentally friendly farming, multinomial logistic regression was implemented. (The rest omitted)

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