Outlook on Agriculture

Papers
(The TQCC of Outlook on Agriculture is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Perils of production with perennial polycultures45
Mimicking nature to reduce agricultural impact on water cycles: A set of mimetrics44
Women in agricultural marketing: A systematic review of motivations, opportunities, and challenges25
Soil biodiversity and nature-mimicry in agriculture; the power of metaphor?24
Progress Towards Perennial Grains for Prairies and Plains24
Digital tool innovations for smallholder inclusion24
Changing gender role declines maize yield, but remittances offset: Findings from migrant households in the central Himalayas, Nepal23
Strengths and weaknesses of organized crop seed production by smallholder farmers: A five-country case study21
Who does what and why? Intra-household roles and explanatory models for sourcing soybean seed from the formal sector in Malawi21
Local business capacity to scale new hybrid maize seeds: Insights from a decade of tracking sales in Mexico20
Farmers’ perception of consumer information and adoption intention towards organic rice farming: Evidence from community enterprise in rural Thailand19
Herbicides and Zero Tillage in South Asia: Are we creating a gendered problem?18
Conservation agriculture practices improve crop productivity and farm profitability when adopted by Bangladeshi smallholders in the Eastern Gangetic Plain16
Plant breeding is needed to meet agroecological requirements: Legume crops as a case study16
From classroom to field: Assessing the impact of gender-targeted farmer training on knowledge, attitudes and practices in Northern Laos15
Why current agroecology rhetoric stands to protract farmer poverty in the developing world14
What does CGIAR do to address climate change? Perspectives from a decade of science on climate change adaptation and mitigation13
Agroecology: Searching in the wrong place12
Monodominant natural vegetation provides models for nature-based cereal production11
Regenerative agriculture as a biomimetic technology11
Our morality tells us what to eat – A systematic review on attitudes towards genetically modified foods11
Native grasses’ potential of providing ecological weed suppression in rangeland and natural areas: A scoping review11
Participatory research at scale: A comparative analysis of four approaches to large-scale agricultural technology testing with farmers10
Shaping India's climate future: A perspective on harnessing carbon credits from agriculture10
The use of epic narratives in promoting ‘natural agriculture’9
Are common bean traders efficient? An empirical evidence from Malawi9
The impact of policies on the diffusion of agricultural innovations: Systematic review on evaluation approaches9
Understanding communication and stakeholder learning process affecting sustainability in multi-stakeholder platforms: The case of a Learning Alliance in Vietnam9
Informing the design of a multistakeholder platform in Ghana using stakeholder analysis and social network analysis9
Adoption and abandonment of hybrid rice technology: The case of Bangladesh9
Editorial: Why agroecology?9
Productivity and constraints of small-scale crop farming in the summer rainfall region of South Africa9
Does the accessibility of a farmer predict the delivery of extension services? Evidence from Rwanda8
Banana seed exchange networks in Burundi – Linking formal and informal systems8
Technology, infrastructure and enterprise trade-off: Strengthening smallholder farming systems in Tamil Nadu State of India for sustainable income and food security8
Gendered trait prioritization and motivations for crop varietal choice among smallholder farmers: The case of sweetpotato in Uganda8
Assessing German farmers’ trade-offs between disease resistance and yield in winter wheat varieties8
Agricultural skill development in neoliberal contexts: Upskilling, deskilling, or skills’ subsumption?8
Opinion leaders’ influence on knowledge transmission about crop diseases management: Exploring the attributes that matter to followers7
An innovation systems approach to understanding forage adoption intensity in the dairy systems of Kenya and Ethiopia7
Because error has a price: A systematic review of the applications of DNA fingerprinting for crop varietal identification7
Smallholder farmers’ perception and adoption of digital agricultural technologies: An empirical evidence from Vietnam7
Use of “demonstration farm” videos to affect attitude change toward animal welfare on beef, egg, and fish farms in China7
The individual empowerment Index (IEI): A new approach for empowerment measures7
Corrigendum to “Measuring agroecology and its performance: An overview and critical discussion of existing tools and approaches”7
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