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A state-of-the-art review on facilitating sustainable agriculture through green fertilizer technology adoption: Assessing farmers behavior

Adnan, Nadia ; Nordin, Shahrina Md ; Bahruddin, Mohamad Ariff ; Tareq, Ahmad Hussen

Trends in Food Science & Technology, 2019-04, Vol.86, p.439-452 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Cambridge: Elsevier Ltd

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    A state-of-the-art review on facilitating sustainable agriculture through green fertilizer technology adoption: Assessing farmers behavior
  • Autor: Adnan, Nadia ; Nordin, Shahrina Md ; Bahruddin, Mohamad Ariff ; Tareq, Ahmad Hussen
  • Assuntos: Adoption decision ; Agricultural economics ; Agricultural production ; Agricultural technology ; Agriculture ; Agrochemicals ; Channels ; Clean technology ; Communication channels ; Decision theory ; Developing countries ; DOI ; Environmental perception ; Farming ; Fertilizers ; Food production ; Innovations ; LDCs ; Literature reviews ; Malaysia ; Paddy farmer ; Reviews ; State-of-the-art reviews ; Sustainable agriculture ; Sustainable development ; TAM and communication channels ; Technology ; Technology Acceptance Model ; Technology adoption ; Technology assessment ; Technology utilization ; TPB ; TRA
  • É parte de: Trends in Food Science & Technology, 2019-04, Vol.86, p.439-452
  • Descrição: Green technology is the means of improving towards the rising environmental concern. The implication of green fertilizer technology (GFT) is the need for the modern development of environmentally friendly technology, also to increase the production level among all the agriculture crops. It is especially needed for paddy production, as it has always been considered as an important commodity because it is the main staple food for the nation. Paddy production in Malaysia using GFT allows for sustainable development and boosts the yield. Nevertheless, the adoption rate of GFT is unsatisfactory in most of the developing countries, including in Malaysia. The fact that the cost of production is considerably higher results in low-level perception regarding the adoption of GFT. Hence, the integration of communication and technology factors could become one of the main elements for the further development of the paddy sector in Malaysia. The overall objective of this research study will identify the factors that determine paddy farmer's adoption decision on GFT in Malaysia. To do so, a literature review was compiled on the topic of agriculture innovation-based adoption decision theories such as Diffusion of innovation (DOI), Theory of reasoned action (TRA), Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) and Technology acceptance model (TAM) and communication channels to study paddy farmers' adoption decision of GFT. The results of the review revealed that this framework highlights adoption as an intricate behavior, interweaving aspects such as communication channels, socio-psychological and innovation attribute considerations. The conceptual framework illuminates the decision towards adoption as a self-motivated process, assumes a composite interaction among groups of variables coming from two different theories. The combination of DOI, TRA, TPB, TAM and communication channels overcome some limitations that arise when the only theory is used to examine the adoption decision among paddy farmers in Malaysia. Correspondingly, there has been limited empirical research done on the decision of adoption toward GFT use among paddy farmers in Malaysia. [Display omitted] •Inclusive outline of the existing hurdles for paddy farmer’s awareness of GFT.•The framework of the theoretic standpoints which have to develop paddy farmer’s intention to considers GFT.•Researcher recognizes the loopholes in the recent research and proposes prospective ideas in area GFT adoption where solid contribution needed.•This review study examines the innovation attributes, socio-psychological and communication channels to the adoption of GFT.
  • Editor: Cambridge: Elsevier Ltd
  • Idioma: Inglês
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