European Review of Agricultural Economics

Volume 1 - 52

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Volume 52, issue 2, 2025

The effect of heat stress on risk and efficiency in dairy farming pp. 187-215

Iordanis Parikoglou and Robert Finger

Unravelling theory in choice analysis: do consumers fill in the blanks? pp. 216-239

Anna Kristina Edenbrandt and Barbara Häsler

Drought, livestock holding and milk production: A difference-in-differences analysis pp. 240-272

Meseret B Abebe and Yonas Alem

Bridging the rural divide: The impact of broadband grants on US agriculture pp. 273-300

Minhae Kim and Jayash Paudel

Volume 52, issue 1, 2025

Political power and risk sharing in an intermediary-led cooperative: Theory and empirical observations from China pp. 1-22

Ziran Li, Jianyu Yu, Ding Li, Hang Qian and Zhen Zhong

On the economic value of the agronomic effects of crop diversification for farmers pp. 22-97

Ibirenoye Romaric Sodjahin, Alain Carpentier, Obafèmi Philippe Koutchadé and Fabienne Femenia

Why did U.S. food retailers voluntarily pledge to go cage-free with eggs? pp. 98-122

Xiao Dong

Impact of feed shortages on livestock and crop production in Ethiopia: implications for rural poverty reduction pp. 123-154

Gebeyehu Manie Fetene, Zewdu Abro, Tigabu Degu Getahun and Menale Kassie

Do informational nudges effectively enhance the legal compliance of fertiliser companies? Lessons from randomised field experiments in Japan pp. 155-186

Hiroki Sasaki and Daisuke Kunii

Volume 51, issue 5, 2024

Green Insurance for Pesticide Reduction: Acceptability and Impact for French Viticulture pp. 1201-1272

Marianne Lefebvre, Yann Raineau, Cécile Aubert, Niklas Möhring, Pauline Pedehour and Marc Raynal

Experimental evidence of bargaining power in agricultural land markets pp. 1273-1311

Marlene Kionka, Todd Kuethe, Oliver Musshoff, Matthias Ritter and Martin Odening

Market experience and agricultural technology adoption: the role of risk aversion and locus of control pp. 1312-1347

Halefom Yigzaw Nigus, Pierre Mohnen and Eleonora Nillesen

Leading-by-example and the voluntary provision of public goods in rural areas: Experimental evidence from China pp. 1348-1383

Ziming Liu, Zetian Wang, Jing Zhang, Shuyi Feng, Yuxin Zhu and Jens Rommel

Transition dynamics of hybrid farmers: a survival analysis of exits and entries into full-time farming pp. 1384-1409

Eleanor Johansson, Pia Nilsson and Helena Hansson

Everything under control: comparing machine learning and classical econometric impact assessment methods using FADN data pp. 1410-1441

P. L Brignoli, Y de Mey and C Gardebroek

What is the value of agrobiodiversity in southern Europe? pp. 1441-1460

Lea Nicita and Robert Mendelsohn

Volume 51, issue 4, 2024

Move out of the land: certification and migration in China pp. 927-966

Bingyu Huangfu, Xuwen Gao, Xinjie Shi and Songqing Jin

What moves farmland markets: decomposing the price surge in eastern Germany pp. 967-1011

Tim Hainbach, Silke Hüttel and Axel Werwatz

Farmers’ adoption of organic agriculture—a systematic global literature review pp. 1012-1044

Niklas Möhring, Adrian Muller and Sergei Schaub

Drought shocks and labour reallocation in rural Africa: evidence from Ethiopia pp. 1045-1068

Arnold L Musungu, Zaneta Kubik and Matin Qaim

Too rare to dare? Leveraging household surveys to boost research on climate migration pp. 1069-1093

Calogero Carletto, Marco Letta, Pierluigi Montalbano, Adriana Paolantonio and Alberto Zezza

Do non-farmers pay more for land than farmers? pp. 1094-1128

Lorenz Schmidt, Martin Odening and Matthias Ritter

Can survey design reduce anchoring bias in recall data? Evidence from smallholder farmers in Malawi pp. 1129-1167

Susan Godlonton, Manuel Hernandez and Cynthia Paz

Agribusiness innovation, value chain interventions, farmer input use, agricultural productivity, land access and asset ownership pp. 1168-1197

Mulubrhan Amare, Helder Zavale and Jenny Smart

Volume 51, issue 3, 2024

Probabilistic programming for embedding theory and quantifying uncertainty in econometric analysis pp. 589-616

Hugo Storm, Thomas Heckelei and Kathy Baylis

Quality Uncertainty and Repeat Purchases in Fish Auctions: Are Price Affected? pp. 617-643

Geir Sogn-Grundvåg, Dengjun Zhang and Audun Iversen

Do farmers prefer result-based, hybrid or practice-based agri-environmental schemes? pp. 644-689

Jared Gars, Santiago Guerrero, Laure Kuhfuss and Jussi Lankoski

Participation in biodiversity schemes and environmental performance: overall farm-level impact and spillover effects on non-enrolled land pp. 690-724

Franziska Zimmert, Pierrick Jan and Petyo Bonev

Heterogeneity of European farmers’ risk preferences: an individual participant data meta-analysis pp. 725-778

Viviana Garcia, Chloe McCallum and Robert Finger

Personality traits and technical efficiency of Chinese rice farmers pp. 779-814

Chen Qian, Xueqin Zhu, Gerrit Antonides and Nico Heerink

Climate change and winter wheat yields: the roles of freezing days and long-run adaptations pp. 815-843

Yabin Da, Yangyang Xu, Fujin Yi and Bruce McCarl

Market power, markup volatility and the role of cooperatives in the food value chain: evidence from Italy pp. 844-894

Hyejin Lee and Patrick Van Cayseele

The effect of information and beliefs on preferences for sustainably produced beef pp. 895-925

Mariam Ishaq, Deepthi Kolady and Carola Grebitus

Volume 51, issue 2, 2024

Introduction to the special issue on bioeconomy innovation pipelines and supply chain shocks pp. 215-220

Dušan Drabik and Justus Wesseler

Complementarity of field studies and RCTs: evidence from Bt eggplant in Bangladesh pp. 221-247

Ahsanuzzaman, Hamza Husain and David Zilberman

The private management of plant disease epidemics: infection levels and social inefficiencies pp. 248-274

César Martinez, Pierre Courtois, Gaël Thébaud and Mabel Tidball

The technical and economic effects of biodiversity standards on wheat production pp. 275-308

Marie Lassalas, Sabine Duvaleix and Laure Latruffe

Weather shocks and pesticide purchases pp. 309-353

Francois Bareille, Raja Chakir and Derya Keles

Comparing climate pledges and eco-taxation in a networked agricultural supply chain organisation pp. 354-398

Arnaud Z Dragicevic and Jean-Christophe Pereau

Media influences on corn futures pricing pp. 399-435

Xinquan Zhou, Guillaume Bagnarosa, Michael Dowling and Jagadish Dandu

Does innovation help to explain the effect of export on productivity? Evidence from the French dairy industry pp. 436-481

Kevin Randy Chemo Dzukou and Mark Vancauteren

The effect of front-of-package nutrition labelling on product composition pp. 482-505

Christoph Bauner and Rajib Rahman

Financial inclusion and nutrition among rural households in Rwanda pp. 506-532

Ranjula Bali Swain and Aimable Nsabimana

Reaching out to socially distant trainees: experimental evidence from variations on the standard farmer trainer system pp. 533-588

Olivia Bertelli and Fatou Fall

Volume 51, issue 1, 2024

Job displacement and reallocation failure. Evidence from climate shocks in Morocco pp. 1-31

Federica Alfani, Vasco Molini, Giacomo Pallante and Alessandro PalmaGran

Globalisation and agri-food trade pp. 32-53

Jeff Luckstead

Smallholder commercialisation and rural household welfare: panel data evidence from Ethiopia pp. 54-90

Abebayehu Girma and Martin Paul Jr Tabe-Ojong

Show and tell: farmer field days and learning about inputs with heterogeneous yield effects pp. 91-127

David Murphy, Dries Roobroeck and David R Lee

Evaluating environmental effects of adopting automatic milking systems on Norwegian dairy farms pp. 128-156

Elin Martinsson, Helena Hansson, Klaus Mittenzwei and Hugo Storm

Income and food insecurity among SNAP recipients: a consideration of the SNAP benefit formula pp. 157-184

Min-Fang Wei and Craig Gundersen

Identifying heterogeneous flexibility of dairy farms using a panel smooth transition regression approach pp. 185-213

Elodie Letort and Fabienne Femenia