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Changing composition of private investment in Indian agriculture and its relationship with public investment and input subsidies por Kumar, Anjani, Bathla, Seema, Verma, Smriti

“…Using the decennial All-India Debt and Investment Survey from 1981-82 to 2012-13, this paper delves into the spatial and temporal trends in private fixed capital expenditure and its composition, among rural households in India. …”
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Are the metrics that companies use effective for monitoring supply chain sustainability? A closer look at cocoa and rice por Jones, Sarah, Sanchez, Andrea, Wickramaratne, Chaturangi, Waakabu, Dirisa, Ivanova, Yovita, Thai, Minh, Mockshell, Jonathan, Sanchez Choy Sanchez, Jose, Steinke, Jonathan

“…It also creates a risk that certain locally important negative impacts (e.g. water depletion, soil degradation, forced labour, and farmer debt-levels) are under-reported, and that the indicators in use are poorly suited to the agroecological, multifunctional farms of the future (e.g. yield measured in tons/ha is a metric well-suited to monocultures and not to agroforestry systems, where whole system yields should be captured).…”
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Are the metrics that companies use effective for monitoring supply chain sustainability? A closer look at cocoa and rice por Jones, Sarah, Sanchez, Andrea, Wickramaratne, Chaturangi, Wakaabu, Dirisa, Ivanova, Yovita, Minh, Thai Thi, Mockshell, Jonathan, Sánchez Choy, José G., Steinke, Jonathan

“…It also creates a risk that certain locally important negative impacts (e.g. water depletion, soil degradation, forced labour, and farmer debt-levels) are under-reported, and that the indicators in use are poorly suited to the agroecological, multifunctional farms of the future (e.g. yield measured in tons/ha is a metric well-suited to monocultures and not to agroforestry systems, where whole system yields should be captured). …”
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Teknik för vårskörd av hampa till stråbränsle por Olsson, Mattias, Nilsson, Johannes

“…Interest in growing hemp and other energy crops is currently decreasing, apparently because of high grain prices. These high prices give a higher net profit that we believe could partly cover the cost of hemp cultivation, while the hemp in turn would improve the crop rotation and thus repay its debts in the form of increased yields of other crops. …”
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