Agricultural change and restructuring: recent evidence from a survey of agricultural households in England
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Subfields: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences
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In General Agricultural and Biological Sciences
- Lee-Ann Sutherland
- Wyn Morris
- R. Burton
- Andrew Henley
- D. Dowell
- G. Schwarz
- Carmen Kuczera
- G. Bosworth
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- Adjustment strategies revisited: Agricultural change in the Welsh Marches (2009, background): “In so doing, it also goes some way to relieving Lobley and Potter’s (2004) worry about deficiencies in our”
- Farm Succession and Retirement: Some International Comparisons (2010, background): “In some instances, these farmers can be regarded as “capital consumers” (Lobley and Potter, 2004), progressively liquidating farm assets to provide an income as part of a gradual process of leaving farming.”
- Good Farmers, Good Neighbours? The Role of Cultural Capital in Social Capital Development in a Scottish Farming Community (2011, background): “Using a conceptual framework based on Bourdieu’s conceptualisations of social and cultural capital, this study explores the evolving informal exchange relationships between farmers in a case study of Upper Deeside, Scotland.”
- Exploring the strategic skills of farmers across a typology of farm diversification approaches (2010, background): “Lobley and Potter, (2004) describe these farmers as “capital consumers” who withdraw assets from the farm, usually towards retirement, but who want to remain on the farm.”
- Exploring Farmers' Cultural Resistance to Voluntary Agri-environmental Schemes (2008, methodology): “The selection of respondents followed a snowballing methodology (Milestad and Hadatsch 2003; Lobley and Potter 2004) with each of the surveys starting at two 21 Farmer resistance to agri-environment schemes”
- Farm diversification, entrepreneurship and technology adoption : analysis of upland farmers in Wales (2017, background): “The attachment that farmers and family members have to the farm itself, and the sense of identity provided by this in the face of economic and social change, could be a driving factor propelling interest in entrepreneurial income-diversifying opportunities (Lobley and Potter, 2004; Evans, 2009; Bran”