Assessing compliance of conservation sustainable production standards and profit efficiency in small-sized farms in Kenya

Empirical study
Journal article

Published 2019 by Aloki. Authored by Gichuki, C.N., Han, J., Qiang, L., Njagi, T. and Ninju, S.M.

Summary

This study was conducted in Kenya to compare GlobalGAP certified and non-certified snap bean farms in terms of their sustainability practices and profit efficiency. By examining 429 smallholder farmers, the researchers found that GlobalGAP certified farms generally used less pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers than non-certified farms. They conclude that by complying with conservation practices, GlobalGAP certified farmers gain access to sustainable supply chains and recieve higher prices for their produce. However, the costs of complying with certification standards are still high for smallholders.
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Assessing compliance of conservation sustainable production standards and profit efficiency in small-sized farms in Kenya

Empirical study
Journal article

Published 2019 by Aloki. Authored by Gichuki, C.N., Han, J., Qiang, L., Njagi, T. and Ninju, S.M.

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