Thread: Special Issue 'Farm income in European agriculture: new perspectives on measurement, development and policies'

European Review of Agricultural Economics @OUPEconomics

guest-edited w @elbenninadja based on
#171eaaeseminar @agroscope @aecp_eth

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In the editorial paper w @elbenninadja we introduce farm income as a policy-relevant proxy for the viability of farms and farm households. We here esp. focus on three facets of farm income: the income, the variability and the inequality issue
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Aaron Hanson assesses the redistributive impact of the 2013 CAP reforms using an EU-wide panel study

He shows, among others, that payment capping is less effective at redistributing subsidies towards smaller farmers than the Redistributive Payment Scheme

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Piet & Desjeux @SmartLereco @INRAE_France assess the distribution of farm incomes and the redistributive impact of CAP payments using the example of French farms. They show, among others, that payments contributed to avoid increasing income inequalities

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Los et al (@Econ_WU @WUR) investigate firm-specific responses to energy policies in Dutch horticulture. They show that firms respond differently to energy prices and find a considerable spread in energy expenses between firms

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Renner et al. (@agroscope) show the policy relevance of accounting for technological heterogeneity among farms and dynamics in there, using the example of Swiss dairy production.

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Wuepper et al (@DavidWuepper @StefanGWimmer @TU_Muenchen @aecp_eth) investigate the relationship between family farming and rural labour markets. Using a German case study, they show that there is no causal effect of family farming on rural unemployment

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Vroege et al (@aecp_eth @WUR @WURbec @tobi_dal @JanicBucheli @willemijnvroege) show the potential of remote sensing to develop new, more efficient solutions for crop insurance to cope with droughts

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We thank the EAAE @AgriEconEurope for supporting the 171st EAAE Seminar and all participants of the seminar! We are grateful for the big support of @CJ_Lagerkvist, the entire ERAE editorial team and all authors and reviewers realizing this special issue - thank you!

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In a recent paper, we found that without crop #insurance being in place, #pesticide expenditures in France and Switzerland would be 6 to 11% lower.

Here a #thread on the relevance of these findings, the underlying mechanisms and policy implications

Cc @tobi_dal @aecp_eth
Reducing risks from pesticide use for humans and the environment is on the top of European policy agendas. Also the support of risk management and insurance solutions, e.g. via subsidies, is gaining relevance in Europe. Especially in light of #climatechange impacts on agriculture
The availability and support of agricultural insurance, however, also affects pesticide use. This is linkage is usually not considered in policy making. Two effects are especially relevant:
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