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Climate risk and agricultural technology adaption: evidence from rice farmers in the Ayeyarwady River delta of MyanmarNARA Subscribed
Crop income can be raised in two ways: one way is to increase crop productivity and the other is to grow high-value crops that could be sold at high prices in the market. This study evaluated the adoption determinants of high-yielding varieties (HYVs) and high-value varieties (HVVs) of rice and their associations on crop income using data collected in coastal areas of the Ayeyarwady River delta, which is prone to climate shock...
Toward the development of a weather index insurance for rice farmers in the coastal region of MyanmarNARA Subscribed
Climate change is expected to exacerbate damage to agricultural production from natural disasters. Examination of measures to adapt to the damage represents an urgent matter for agriculture. A multidisciplinary research project aimed at providing effective information related to development a weather index insurance (WII) system was conducted for rice farmers in a coastal region of Myanmar to achieve sustainable rice farm mana...
Optimum insurance contract of flood damage index insurance for rice farmers in MyanmarNARA Subscribed
Climate change is an underlying cause of many extreme events such as enormous cyclones and erratic torrential rains. These phenomena threaten farmers in coastal regions of Myanmar. Self-insurance through means such as crop diversification is insufficient for sustainable farm management. Weather index insurance (WII) is receiving much attention because of its low management costs. An optimum WII contract for flood damage using...
Measuring farmers’ preferences for weather index insurance in the Ayeyarwady Delta, Myanmar: a discrete choice experiment approachNARA Subscribed
This study examines farmers’ preferences for weather index insurance (WII) in the Ayeyarwady Delta, Myanmar, using discrete choice experiments. It employs data taken from a survey of 317 rice farmers in the district of Labutta in the Ayeyarwady Region, which was conducted in March 2019. After being informed about WII and the trigger conditions, farmers were asked to answer discrete choice questions on WII packages. The hypothe...
Aim Recent changes in crop yields have implications for future global food security, which are likely to be affected by climate change. We developed a spatially explicit global dataset of historical yields for maize, soybean, rice and wheat to explore the historical changes in mean, year‐to‐year variation and annual rate of change in yields for the period 1982–2006. Location This study was conducted at the global scale. Method...
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