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Changing Land Management: Adoption of New Practices by Rural Landholders
Editor(s): David Pannell; Frank Vanclay
Print Publication Date: 2011
https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643101739
ISBN: 9780643101739
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CHAPTER 1.
Contributors
CHAPTER 2.
Preface
David Pannell , Frank Vanclay
CHAPTER 3.
1 Changing Land Management: Multiple Perspectives on a Multifaceted Issue
David J. Pannell , Frank M. Vanclay
CHAPTER 4.
2 Understanding and Promoting Adoption of Conservation Practices by Rural Landholders
David J. Pannell , Graham R. Marshall , Neil Barr , Allan Curtis , Frank Vanclay , Roger Wilkinson
CHAPTER 5.
3 The Many Meanings of Adoption
Roger Wilkinson
CHAPTER 6.
4 Social Principles for Agricultural Extension in Facilitating the Adoption of New Practices
Frank Vanclay
CHAPTER 7.
5 Identifying Potential Adopters of an Agricultural Innovation
Geoff Kaine , Vic Wright , Ray Cooksey , Denise Bewsell
CHAPTER 8.
6 Identifying and Targeting Adoption Drivers
Rick S. Llewellyn
CHAPTER 9.
7 Enabling Change in Family Farm Businesses
Amabel Fulton , Frank Vanclay
CHAPTER 10.
8 What 'Community' Means for Farmer Adoption of Conservation Practices
Graham R. Marshall
CHAPTER 11.
9 I hope You are Feeling Uncomfortable Now: Role Conflict and the Natural Resources Extension Officer
Neil Barr
CHAPTER 12.
10 Women in Agriculture
Cathy McGowan
CHAPTER 13.
11 Bridging the Gap Between Policy and Management of Natural Resources
Allan Curtis , Emily Mendham
CHAPTER 14.
12 Policy Perspectives on Changing Land Management
David J. Pannell
CHAPTER 15.
Index
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