Engagement with conservation tillage shaped by “good farmer” identity

Using diffusion of innovations theory to understand agricultural producer perspectives on cover cropping in the inland Pacific Northwest, USA

(2021) Avery Lynn Lavoie et al.   RENEWABLE AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SYSTEMS

Plastic scraps: biodegradable mulch films and the aesthetics of ‘good farming’ in US specialty crop production

(2019) Katherine Dentzman et al.   AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES

Economic, policy, and social trends and challenges of introducing oilseed and pulse crops into dryland wheat cropping systems

(2018) Tai Maaz et al.   AGRICULTURE ECOSYSTEMS & ENVIRONMENT

The Potential for Conservation Tillage Adoption in the San Joaquin Valley, California: A Qualitative Study of Farmer Perspectives and Opportunities for Extension

(2016) Anne V. Bossange et al.   PLoS One

The farmer as a landscape steward: Comparing local understandings of landscape stewardship, landscape values, and land management actions

(2015) Christopher M. Raymond et al.   AMBIO

Can organic farmers be ‘good farmers’? Adding the ‘taste of necessity’ to the conventionalization debate

(2013) Lee-Ann Sutherland   AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES

Reconstructing the good farmer identity: shifts in farmer identities and farm management practices to improve water quality

(2012) Jean McGuire et al.   AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES

Agricultural human dimensions research: The role of qualitative research methods

(2010) L. S. Prokopy   JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION

Interpreting orchardists’ talk about their orchards: the good orchardists

(2009) Lesley Hunt   AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN VALUES

STEEP: Impact of long-term conservation farming research and education in Pacific Northwest wheatlands

(2009) H. Kok et al.   JOURNAL OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION